Brian Eno W. R. Fripp* 10" Vinyl Music For Fans Vol. 1-Numbered 201-500
  £   35
  $   46

 


£ 35 Sold For
Mar 7, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 6, 2024 Start Date
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  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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My partner has nicknamed our basement Tel's Toy box because it's filled from floor to ceiling with with removal boxes full of Model kits & toys of all types accumulated over the last six decades by firstly my dad then my brother and myself .
Toys were not the only passion we had in common my brother and I love video games and I got my love of music from my dad and I have just found a few Vinyl's that would have been from my dads collection and when he liked an artist I really mean he collected everything and anything associated with that artist and his taste in music was wide and varied . 
Some of his albums were what Dad called his Display only releases most of them look like they have never been played Display release is what he called anything that he was unsure quite who released the album this is one such 10" Vinyl it can be found on Discogs .
The Album cover is in good order it has some signs of shelf life light soiling and a little residue from store price sticker that will come off if wanted, the main illustration and track list is a print that's been attached to a plain white cardboard 10" record sleeve  on the front cover is the wording New Depression Music OMD  005 Your Copy No 201/500 and Brian Eno W R Fripp along with the track list and the back of the cover is plain white card .please see photos 
The inner sleeve is a clear plastic cover 
The 10" Vinyl disc looks in never played condition there are no spindle marks on the round label either side the round card label has Baptiste De La Salle Gema Omd-005 B Stereo 33 Music For Fans Vol 1 one one side the other has Artwork but no wording . There are no scratches marks or scuffs the vinyl looks like it's never been played a little clean with a vinyl cleaner would be all that's needed .    Track List 
Deep Waters Untitled The Last Door Chemin De Fer Dark Waters Melancholy Waltz Shell Empty Landscape Reactor The Secret Don't Look Back Marseilles Untitled Untitled
Back in the seventies Brain Eno, in his down time, had been experimenting with the sound created by a tape-delay feedback system he’d first devised whilst studying at Winchester School of Art. Furthering this experimentation he invited King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp over to his London home studio, with the guitarist playing over Eno’s tape loops, and these guitar parts being subsequently looped by Eno as well. This new musical technique, which would become referred to as Frippertronics, delivered an experimental ambient music, a term Eno would popularise, and a sound that would characterise much of his future work.
Please Note  Again offered as a Display item only and as it has never been played by myself or by the looks of it anyone else I do not know what the quality of the recording itself is like but a nice item for a collector such as my dad was   


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