HACKAMORE BRICK "Searchin"/"Radio" PROMO Kama Sutra KA-521 PSYCH Unreleased?
  $   28

 


$ 28 Sold For
Feb 23, 2013 Sold Date
Feb 16, 2013 Start Date
$   25 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
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MINT/UNPLAYED PROMO copy. The item in the scan is the item you will receive. Most Mint to Mint- records are visually graded and those of lower grades are usually listened to also. You might want to check on youtube, there's a chance this record may be available for listening. Any white spots are not on the item but are from the scanner. Thank you for your purchase and your patience. Thank you. I do combine multiple items for reduced shipping/handling. I DO SHIP INTERNATIONALLY. But before bidding or using "buy it now" please contact me for rates. The USPS (United States Postal Service) raised international shipping rates on January 27. I knew a raise in rates was coming but I thought it would be a nominal increase, I had no idea they would raise the rates so high (some costs are double the old rate or more). I cannot afford to ship items out at the old rate. The new rate will be determined. I hope you know that between ebay and paypal they take 13% to 16% of everything including shipping paid. On a shipping amount of $15 paid, about $2 goes to ebay/paypal, $1 for box and packing and between $11 to $12 for actual postage. I apologize for this mess and understand completely your dismay and believe me, I'm very angry with the whole mess myself. (Grading used with pluses or minuses) Mint (M), Very Good (VG), Good (G), Poor (P) FROM POPSIKE: Now here's one truly special record that I'd genuinely rather not sell. Hackamore Brick were boho NYC Velvets fans who released their one and only LP, the superb "One Kiss Leads To Another", on Kama Sutra in 1970. Unjustly ignored in its day, the LP has been rediscovered and reissued (albeit only on CD) since. Before long, Hackamore Brick entered the studio to record this follow up single, which features an entirely reworked cover of the Coasters' "Searchin'" on the a-side-- the only song they ever recorded that wasn't on the LP-- with album track "Radio" gracing the flip. Unfortunately for music lovers, however, the group broke up before the single could be released, and the only copies in existence were the promo advances sent out to radio stations before the release was canceled.



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