BLIND MELON - SELF-TITLED v.RARE LP FLAWLESS CONDITION NEW PICS

£ 104

$ 138

£ 104 Sold For

Apr 20, 2013 Sold Date

Apr 13, 2013 Start Date

£ 100 Start price

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**NEW PICS ADDED AS REQUESTED BY MORE THAN A FEW OF YOU!** Im sure you'll now agree your looking at an A1, rare piece of Vinyl. **OOops, it was pointed out I had listed this as new, when it clearly isn't, (but is as good as!) Now corrected.

Will Post Worldwide.

PERFECT UK 1ST PRESS!!

CAPITOL 0777 7 96585 1 0.
EST 2188

Perfect condition vinyl, without a mark!!!

Catalog# "EST 2188" and "7965851" appear on the label.
Catalog# "0777 7 96585 1 0" appears on the rear cover.

Sleeve has minor shelf wear.

A1/B1 MATRIX.

Very rare, only 4 sold in past few months on Ebay, none in this condition!!!
**Further research shows less than 50 of these sold on Ebay in the UK since 2005** Each year it's value has risen, on 20th April this year, a re-issue will be released, that in itself will ensure an original copy will gain further value. *****http://modern-vinyl.com/2013/03/14/blind-melons-debut-coming-out-for-rsd/******

A chance to own a v.rare piece of vinyl.

Album Notes
Blind Melon: Shannon Hoon (vocals); Thomas Rogers Stevens, Christopher Thorn (guitar); Brad Smith (bass); Glen Graham (drums).Additional personnel: Sabbi Kahn (sarangi).Recorded at London Bridge Studios, Seattle, Washington in February 1992.Given the preponderance of synthesizers and samples on contemporary radio outlets, fans of guitar bands must be feeling a little let down, when along comes a Blind Melon. BLIND MELON puts a contemporary slant on metal, blues and assorted psychedelia without sounding lost in the past. Nevertheless, their deep roots in classic FM sounds help define their appeal, not unlike that of a Pearl Jam. Vocalist Hoon howls at the moon in the best tradition of Robert Plant, Ozzy Osbourne and Axl Rose, while the Glen Graham-Brad Smith rhythm team moves convincingly from rock thrash ("Paper Scratcher") to funk ("Seed To A Tree") and even some country and eastern sounds ("Holyman," "Sleepyhouse"). But the heart and soul of BLIND MELON are the loose spacey exchanges between guitarists Christopher Thorn and Roger Stevens, who sound at times like the Grateful Dead paraphrasing Led Zeppelin ("Soak The Sun," "No Rain"). Blind Melon was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Best New Artist."

Packed to within an inch of it's life.

Will offer free postage!!

Will add additional photos if requested.
PAYPAL ONLY thanks.