reissue / ristampa
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
A Kinks Anthology - 2LP heavywight vinyl - compiled by The Kinks
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
180G reissue
Finest italian jazz recorded in 1971 by Cicci Santucci and Enzo Scoppa under the supervision of Piero Umiliani. Poster + insert included
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
First limited pressing in clear vinyl. With lyrics inner sleeve. Polydor – 2448 086 - ITA 1979
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ITA press con inner sleeve / testi - ATCO Records – 79-0125-1 - 1983
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ITA press 1972 - CBS – 63241
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ITA press 1976 RCA – APL1-1327
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1985 reissue Original Jazz Classics – OJC-202, Debut Records – DLP-13, Debut Records – DLP 13
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2LP ITA press gatefold cover Discreet – W 69204
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2LP UK press - 1992 Zappa Records – ZAPPA 39 reissue - Gatefold sleeve with lyrics inside.
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UK press - gatefold cover - stereo
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USA press - 1972 - Bizarre Records – MS 2093, Reprise Records – MS 2093
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ITA press gatefold cover 1972 Reprise Records – K 44203
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1971 Bizarre Records – MS 2030 ITA press gatefold cover
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copia italiana 1976 contiene “The Torture Never Stops” cut copy (cover/label)
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RCA – DPSL 10593, RCA Italiana – DPSL 10593 - originale - gatefold cover
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copia originale 1980 Targa – TAL 1401 - vinile con fruscio (non sempre) ma non salta mai. Copertina con segni di usra, adesivo di catalogazione e timbri di Radio Base Zero su retro copertina e sull'inner sleeve/testi. Foto disponibili.
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2LP Deluxe edition on 180 g red marbled vinyl, issued with a 10-page 12"x12" lyrics booklet. Has printed inner sleeves on heavy paper.
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ITA press original - 1979 A&M Records – AMLH 64761 - with Printed inner sleeve
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ITA press with printed inner sleeve
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M/M copia nuova sigillata - new copy SS
2LP Independent Project Records – IP088/IP089 - Unplayed promo copy. "Sample or Promotional Copy" stamped onto back flap - Includes obi strip: "A fascinating and ever-surprising journey into experimental retro-futuristic electronica Two full albums on two LPs 24 tracks of previously unreleased electronic wonderfulness Includes Woo stamp booklet insert" - WOO is Mark and Clive Ives, two brothers who have effectively shut out the world and created a musical world of their own. In 1972, sequestered in a small row house in Wimbledon in South London, the Ives brothers began to create a music which they wanted to hear. For several years they made tapes for their own amusement, never once thinking anyone else would be interested. It wasn't really important whether anyone else was interested, and that's one of the main reasons why WOO music works so well, and why it defies all attempts at defining what "kind" of music it is. It is music which delights in its own existence, and in the process, charms the listener like nothing else. It was 1981 before anyone else suggested the world might like a listen, too, and the result was "Whichever way you are going, you are going wrong". Released in the U.K. in 1982, it received rave critical reviews in the difficult to please British press. Initially describing themselves as alternative, indie rock, lofi jazz, synth & nostalgic acoustic guitar music, the Ives brothers eventually shifted to albums described as ambient, new age, spiritual, angelic, instrumental music for meditation, relaxation & healing.
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euro press 1982 - Contains a 6-panel foldout poster and a printed inner sleeve with lyrics and credits.
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