RELATIVELY CLEAN RIVERS Vinyl RARE Beat of the Earth LP

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RELATIVELY CLEAN RIVERS (Phil Pearlman/Beat of the Earth) Apocalypse re-issue LP on Radioactive Records [RA 20, 2003]. 

This is a numbered copy (376/1000) from the rare, out-of-print, and hard to find Radioactive 2003 pressing.  For anyone looking to add this Acid Archives favorite (see their description below) to their collection without spending top-bucks for an original, this is your opportunity. 

NM/NM: I'm grading this very conservatively -- this record has only played a couple times. Literally. The gatefold cover is open in shrink and the spine shows no signs of wear or having been split/opened. The vinyl remains very glossy, with a like-new sheen. 

I've recently acquired an original pressing, so I am letting this one go.  Here's what Acid Archives has to say about this killer LP:

"Former Beat Of The Earth leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually recorded this excellent rural rock album in 1975. Although it should be easy to pigeonhole the sound of Relatively Clean Rivers, it is actually anything but. At times sounding like The Grateful Dead in all their American Beauty pomp, or CSNY circa Déjà Vu, this tight, richly talented ensemble produces an album of almost majestic quality. The sound is superb, and clearly no time or expense were spared to produce an album which is probably the most flawless snapshot of Californian '70s under ground music that you will ever here. Originally there were 2 pressings of this unique album, each of only 500 copies each, and this is the first time that this, or any of Pearlman's other recordings has been reissued. An album highly recommended to anyone even remotely interested in '70s West Coast music or simply top-notch music in general."

I will package and ship with care, removing vinyl from cover (putting it in another record jacket) to prevent any damage from movement while shipping.  I can ship worldwide, though I will need to calculate postage first.  For any purchase, insurance can be purchased at an additional fee.  Otherwise, all packages will be shipped with First Class Mail, USPS. 

Paypal Only, please. 

Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck!

 RELATIVELY CLEAN RIVERS (Phil Pearlman/Beat of the Earth) Apocalypse re-issue LP on Radioactive Records [RA 20, 2003]. 

This is a numbered copy (376/1000) from the rare, out-of-print, and hard to find Radioactive 2003 pressing.  For anyone looking to add this Acid Archives favorite (see their description below) to their collection without spending top-bucks for an original, this is your opportunity. 

NM/NM: I'm grading this very conservatively -- this record has only played a couple times. Literally. The gatefold cover is open in shrink and the spine shows no signs of wear or having been split/opened. The vinyl remains very glossy, with a like-new sheen. 

I've recently acquired an original pressing, so I am letting this one go.  I'll put in a xerox copy of the original insert as a little extra.

Here's what Acid Archives has to say about this killer LP:

"Former Beat Of The Earth leader Phil Pearlman assembled Relatively Clean Rivers in the early '70s and eventually recorded this excellent rural rock album in 1975. Although it should be easy to pigeonhole the sound of Relatively Clean Rivers, it is actually anything but. At times sounding like The Grateful Dead in all their American Beauty pomp, or CSNY circa Déjà Vu, this tight, richly talented ensemble produces an album of almost majestic quality. The sound is superb, and clearly no time or expense were spared to produce an album which is probably the most flawless snapshot of Californian '70s under ground music that you will ever here. Originally there were 2 pressings of this unique album, each of only 500 copies each, and this is the first time that this, or any of Pearlman's other recordings has been reissued. An album highly recommended to anyone even remotely interested in '70s West Coast music or simply top-notch music in general."

I will package and ship with care, removing vinyl from cover (putting it in another record jacket) to prevent any damage from movement while shipping.  I can ship worldwide, though I will need to calculate postage first.  For any purchase, insurance can be purchased at an additional fee.  Otherwise, all packages will be shipped with First Class Mail, USPS. 

Paypal Only, please. 

Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck!