SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS Getting It Together Reynolds Records 1979 ORIGINAL breaks
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San Francisco Express - Getting It Together
Reynolds Records PR712 1979
COVER: VG+ Pretty clean, except for some price tag residue in top left corner and a bumped corner in bottom right. Solid spine with no tears, cuts, splits or rips.
VINYL: VG+ Plays so clean and loud. I do see some scuffs but nothing that affects play. There is also a rice tag mark on side 1 with small pencil dots next to certain tracks.
San Francisco Express's Getting It Together is a funky jazz album orignally recorded in 1975, but released in 1979. The album blends cosmic sounds with heavy, deep grooves. Led by Dr. Patrick Gleeson, a Moog and synthesizer virtuoso, the album showcases his pioneering work in electronic music. Gleeson, known for his contributions to Herbie Hancock's landmark albums such as Crossings, Sextant, and Manchild, recorded this project at his renowned Different Fur studios in San Francisco, where Hancock himself worked during the mid-70s. The album represents an intergalactic space odyssey, merging heavy drum breaks and psychedelic horn sections with spaced-out synthesizers.
A1 Getting It Together 3:30
A2 Fire And Rain 6:55
A3 Love Ballad 6:22
B1 Getting To The Moon 5:44
B2 Hozrot 6:45
B3 Waterman 4:09
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Near Mint Minus (NM-)
This is almost a perfect, brand new record and the vinyl will play perfectly. The cover should have no creases, folds, seam splits, cut-out holes, or other defects. The same goes for inserts, posters, lyric sheets, sleeves, etc.
Excellent (EX)
This record will show some signs that it has been played but taken care of, protected, and correctly stored by previous owners. Defects should be cosmetic and not affect the playback. Record surfaces may show signs of wear, slight scuffs, or very light scratches, but these shouldn't distract from or affect one's listening experience. The label may have some ring wear or discoloration, but it should be barely noticeable. Small spindle marks may be present. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves will have some slight wear, slightly turned-up corners, or a slight seam split. An LP cover may have slight signs of wear, and may be marred by a promo hole, cut-out hole, notch cut, indentation, or cut corner.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
This record is still high quality in my collection. You may hear slight surface noise, subtle pops, and ticks when playing, but these sounds should only add to the warm analog feeling and not overpower the music otherwise. Scuffs or light scratches may be noticeable, but they shouldn't cause skips during playback. The cover or label may have writing, marks, or stickers. But I think these just add to overall mystique of the record's history.
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