Sum Pear - Sum Pear LP Record 1972 Euphoria Psychedelic Rock 33 RPM
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I will admit I don't have much experience grading albums so this album will not be lower than Good when it comes to the vinyl itself.
The cover you will see in the picture and I will let you judge that.
The vinyl sleeve may have tears or be unglued. I do not repair or glue them.
I have not cleaned any of the vinyl so there may be be dust or fingerprints. All vinyl is guaranteed to play and not skip.
If for some reason you are still not happy with the item, just contact me all items are 100% guaranteed.
Sum Pear's self-titled album, released in 1972 on the Euphoria label, is a captivating example of psychedelic rock infused with folk and progressive elements. This vinyl LP features a unique and colorful cover art displaying the faces of the band members intertwined with vibrant landscapes, reflecting the experimental and trippy nature of the music within. The record was pressed as a standard black vinyl 12-inch LP spinning at 33 RPM, a common format for full-length albums of the era.
The album includes notable tracks such as "What's So Bad About Feelin' Good," "Better Get Down," and "Bring Me Home America," showcasing the band's thoughtful lyrics and eclectic instrumentation. Recorded live outdoors at Soundview Environmental Studios, the album captures a raw and authentic sound that adds to its vintage charm. The Euphoria label, known for its distinctive rainbow logo and psychedelic releases, adds a collectible edge to this pressing. Catalog number EST-1 is visible on the label, confirming this as an original US pressing. This record is a must-have for fans of early 70s psychedelic and progressive rock, as well as vinyl collectors seeking rare gems from influential independent labels.
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