Love Forever Changes LP NM BROWN (Gold) LABEL
  $   179

 


$ 179 Sold For
Oct 2, 2004 Sold Date
Sep 25, 2004 Start Date
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14   Number Of Bids
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Description

This LP is in near mint condition. It has a beautiful sheen with no scratches that could affect the playing. The album cover is in Near Mint condition. It is clean and has no major folds or tears.

This is a 1967 Brown (Gold ) Label first edition. It is in an original mono cover that has a stereo sticker placed over the mono label in the upper left hand corner. The cover has the roiginal EKL 4013(mono) number on it. The LP label is Brown (Gold) first edition. It has stereo on the right side of the label. Large white E.

 

Probably one of the very few albums that can arouse a total, universal consensus: this is one of the most beautiful - and important - albums of the rock era. Recorded in mid-1967, just as LOVE's original line-up was about to disintegrate, Elektra?s house producer and engineer, Bruce Botnick (who went on to record and produce virtually every Doors? album) assembled a stellar studio band - which included, among others, Hal Blaine, legendary studio drummer - to support the faltering "Love" members while they were bickering in the studio. The impact of this "parallel" group of musicians was swift and massive: the band somehow perceived them as a competition and a threat, and managed to regain its composure and creativity and to create one of the most enduring minor-key masterpieces ever committed to vinyl. If you have never heard this album, take my word: you are missing a lot. The album aged better than 99% of its contemporaries and attained a genuine cult status. Cited by many rock stars as their source of inspiration (various members of Led Zeppelin and Fairport Convention come to mind), the impact this majestic album still exerts on rock music (and aesthetics) cannot be overestimated. Finally, the cover art for this album is one of the most memorable and recognizable visual presentations in all of contemporary music, and a great artistic accomplishment to boot. So much so that Arthur Lee himself parodied it by including a mimicry of it on his ?Forever Changes Reunion Tour? album.

 

TRACK LISTING:

1. Alone Again Or
2. A House Is Not a Motel
3. Andmoreagain
4. The Daily Planet
5. Old Man
6. The Red Telephone
7. Maybe the People Would Be the Times or...
8. Live and Let Live
9. The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like
10. Bummer in the Summer
11. You Set the Scene

 

 

I am not a record store. I found these records in my dad's attic where they have been carefully stored in boxes for years. They have not been played in at least 15 years. These records are buried treasures.

Please check out our photos of the labels as many of them are first editions. I would be happy to send additional photos on request. 

 

 

 

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