Dr. Timothy Leary LSD Pixie LP Psychedelic Acid NM

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Apr 20, 2009 Sold Date

Apr 10, 2009 Start Date

$ 34 Start price

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Dr. Timothy Leary 1967 LP "L.S.D." on Pixie Records Cat# CA1069 CA 1069 MONO

The original acid prophet, founder of the League for Spiritual Discovery, and psychedelic hero
Timothy Leary speaks extensively on his philosophies about the spiritual uses of hallucinogenic
substances by the youth/hippie movement of the 60s, while ridiculing the hypocrisy of the
"cigar smoking, whiskey drinking" older generation.

An authentic artifact of the psychedelic era! LSD / Hallucinogen propoganda!
Produced for the Castalia foundation. recorded at Millbrook, NY state.

Original Pressing Pixie RED Label

Made In U.S.A. 33 1/3 r.p.m. Long Playing Record

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SIDE 1 SIDE 2

L.S.D. L.S.D.

Condition of Side 1: NM-

Condition of Side 2: NM-

Condition of Cover: NM-

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Quick Guide To Record Grading:

M-      = Sealed or Unplayed.
NM     = Played minimally with no damage or defects.
EXC    = Very light visible marks not affecting grooves (i.e. sleeve marks, dust abrasions, automatic changer wear)
VG+    = Record well cared for but showing some wear, enjoyable listening copy.
VG     = Record noticeably damaged but listenable with background noise.
VG-     = The minimum tolerable grade for most buyers - expect background noise and pops but NO skips or warps.
G/F/B = Barely listenable, if at all - records I wouldn't buy or sell unless they were VERY rare.

Additional (+/-) signs [i.e. VG++ / EXC-] in grading represent subtler differences, or a "lean" towards a higher or lower grade.
Records with soft quiet passages (i.e. some Jazz, Classical, Acoustic music) are MUCH more susceptible to damage than louder rock records.
In general, MONOPHONIC records from the 50s & 60s are MUCH less susceptible to damage than STEREOPHONIC pressings

On 18-Apr-09 at 16:43:56 EDT, seller added the following information:

More detailed description: Cover is in shrink wrap, however, I suspect that it has been resealed - there is very slight rub wear (visible in the photo) at the top of the front cover. (impossible if in original shrink?) The colors are vivid, and the image is unmarred. Two top corners show some minor dings from impact. Disc has only the most superficial paper scuffs, as from being removed from sleeve. 2-3 spindle marks on each side, obviously not played much. Pressed on heavy vinyl. Please note that being a spoken word record and a low-budget pressing, there WILL be some background noise on even a sealed copy. The audio however is very clear, and the grooves are not worn or damaged. As long as I've had this album (5 years or so) I've kept the disc in a top-quality anti-static sleeve. Hope this helps. Thanks, -goodgroove67

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