The Psychedelic Experience / RSD 2016 - Magenta Splatter Vinyl / Timothy Leary
$
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Description
Here’s a real gem from the Record Store Day archive (Black Friday 2016)
The Psychedelic Experience
(50th Anniversary Edition)
By
Timothy Leary, Ph.D.
Ralph Metzner, Ph.D.
&
Richard Alpert, Ph.D.
This was a genuinely Limited Pressing of 1750 Worldwide onto
- Magenta Psychedelic Splatter vinyl -
Amazingly harder to track down than the 1966 original Broadside Records pressing, this beauty has a Folkways label with a nod to Real Gone Music and of coarse Broadside Records.
Officially it is a Pirate Press product pressed by GZ Media. The design is by the late, great and legendary graphic artist Ronald Clyne. Top notch all around.
Also included in the packaging is the same 4 page insert as found in the original.
Side A is simply titled “Going Out” with the side B fittingly titled “Coming Back”.
A VINYL Pop Culture icon reintroduced honorably and in small numbers maintaining it’s special place in the genre.
Condition:
The cover was opened and that’s it, period. Everything is NM. No bends or issues of any kind. The vinyl is pristine and the shrink wrap is tight with the “hype” sticker clear. An excellent all around copy. I have a second copy I’ll be keeping in my collection and have listed the better of the two for you. Please observe and expand the provided photos for a good look at this one.
Any questions are always welcomed and my reply will be addressed as quickly as possible. Usually within an hour or the following morning if it’s late. I’m living in EST USA.
Thank you for allowing me a bit of your time.
PS: As I proofread this description it sounds like I’m talking this one up a bit and that’s probably true. It caught my attention when I first learned of it’s planned release. To me it’s one of the few reissued records that stands parallel with the original pressing in regards to the place it holds in vinyl record history in the 1960s. Just nails it for me and I’m sure some of you.
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