Astral Navigations-Holyground-Lightyears Away/Thundermother-RARE HEAVY PSYCH
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Description
FORMAT: 12" 33 1/3 RPM LP
ARTIST: Lightyears Away/Thundermother
TITLE: Astral navigations
LABEL: Holyground
NUMBER: HG 114
MONO/STEREO: Stereo
LABEL DESCRIPTION: White label, Black lettering.
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (COVER): VG++ Nice outer paper sleeve, small tear on the back. Cardboard inner has minor creasing.
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (RECORD): M- Great condition.
ADDITIONAL NOTES: Includes booklet.
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On Apr-11-12 at 08:24:16 PDT, seller added the following information:
On further inspection, this is an original. The "SM and PO" are removed from the back, and the matrix #s on the vinyl are NSR-173-1A and NSR-172-1A. The texture inside the wraparound is rough.
How to tell if you have one of the original releases from 1971
The original cover has a thin black-and-white paper print which wraps around a plain white (unnumbered) card sleeve. The paper is rather rough (and white) on the inside.If the cover image has a specific section missing it will be original. In the image on the back cover there are several tall 'stones' on the left hand side. The second one from the left should have had the letters "SM" and below that "PO" visible.
Would you believe - the printer actually censored this! Presumably he thought it said SM(oke) PO(t)!!
If your 'stone' has a jagged cut out instead of the letters you have an original cover. The inside card sleeve should have stickers back and front - but I did sell a handful of albums I had left in the late 1980's - and you may have one of these without stickers or numbering.
The actual disc should have photographic images of a woman on both sides of the b&w label, and the matrix number and other info in the plastic round the label should say: "NSR 172 1A" and "NSR 173 1A" on the other side.
There is also a (blue and black covered) booklet which, on the first page, gives a review of the work of the two groups included on the LP. That was in the first release too - the card is a darker blue than the reissued vinyl in 1990, and the booklet is actually larger. On the booklet you can see the "SM" and the "PO" I referred to - on all versions
