SPECTRUM - MILESAGO - OZ PROG ROCK - HARVEST 1971 - 2LP

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Spectrum "Milesago" Vinyl - Gatefold Double LP
(Harvest Records SHDW50-51-D) Australia 1973

Rare and much sought after 1970's Australian Prog Rock LP.

Michael Rudd - Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Recorder
Lee Neale - Piano, Electric Piano, Organ, Harpsichord, Vocals
Bill Putt - Bass Guitar
Ray Arnott - Drums, Tympanies, Tibetan Ding-a-ling, Vocals

Arrangements scored by Jeremy Noone
Jeremy Noone, David Clarke - saxes
Steve Miller - trombone
Simon Wettenhall - tuba

Recorded at Bill Armstrong's Studio, September 6-9, 15, 22, 29-30, 1971

(Cover VG++) Small Name written inner cover. Otherwise NM-

Record One Side 1 (Vinyl NM-)
Record One Side 2 (Vinyl VG+) One visible mark side 2 some surface noise.

Record Two Side 3 (Vinyl NM-)
Record Two Side 4 (Vinyl VG++) One visible mark side 4 does not affect sound.

Very Clean Glossy Vinyl. Clean Labels. No skips or jumps.

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Record Grading:

Near Mint: This is the top grade and is in pristine condition with excellent gloss and no marks.
May look unplayed. A NM cover will show no signs of wear.

 A NM- is slightly below the NM grade with only one imperfection but generally flawless.

VG++: Record may have sleeve marks from being pulled in and out of a cover. Typically these marks will only be viewable under a bright light bulb. Generally will play through like a NM- with little to no surface noise. Cover may have storage wear, tiny age spots, or creasing, nothing distracting or major.

VG+: Visible scuffing or surface wear may be present, but not deep enough to affect play. VG+ records may have slight surface noise, but only noticeable in quiet passages of music (or at beginning of record or between tracks.) This slight surface noise should not overwhelm the music experience otherwise. Covers in this grade may have ringwear, edgewear, creases, or general shelf wear. Splits or writing on cover or label will be noted.

VG: Vinyl will display many hairline scuffs or scratches, but will play with a tolerable amount of noise. A great play copy but clearly used. Cover may have splits and heavy wear, writting or stains, and possible tears or creases.