The Flock "Inside Out" 1975 'NOT RELEASED IN OZ' US 1st.Press EX/NM Vinyl LP
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Flock – Inside Out
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Label: Mercury – SRM-1-1035 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Pitman pressing Country: US Released: 1975 Genre: Rock Style: Prog RockTracklist
Show Credits A1 Music For Our Friends 4:26 A2 Back To You 8:06 A3 Metamorphosis 5:37 B1 Hang On 3:15 B2 My O.K. Today 7:23 7:23 B3 Straight Home Backing Vocals – Felix Pappalardi 6:00Condition Description & Other Information
**** Released in NZ & the World but not in Australia!!!!! **** Background / History
The promising first 'Self-Titled' album was further into Jazz Fusion than either Chicago or Blood Sweat & Tears, influenced by Miles Davis' 'Bitches Brew' album, in which Webb participated. The first album was produced by John McClure, better known for his work with classical and jazz artists, with liner notes written from the audience at Whisky a Go Go by John Mayall, on July 9, 1969. The band went back into the studio and recorded a second album entitled Dinosaur Swamps, (with Jon Gerber replacing Tom Webb) featuring the hit, "Big Bird." They began work on a third studio album, provisionally titled Flock Rock, but rumours at the time had Columbia Records' Clive Davis raiding The Flock and recruiting Goodman for the Mahavishnu Orchestra Project. Glickstein remembers according to the sleeve-notes with The Flock compilation!! ... "In reality the band members started going in different musical directions. You know. That old song. "The Flock reunited briefly in 1975 & created the AMAZING ALBUM "Inside Out", which unfortunately was their last!!"
Condition Report
The Vinyl is described as between Excellent & Near Mint... just off Near Mint but much better than just Excellent... During today's play-test it easily played to Near Mint, below average background & no skips or stops. Has not been played much at all. Several spindle marks to both labels. There are a few fine hairlines & sleeve marks to both sides of the record, none of which are feelable. The Vinyl has retained nearly all of its rich waxy lustre.
The Cover is made from my favourite American thick card & I have described as Excellent. There is some visible edge/spine & corner-wear. There are some fine cracks to spine & edges with associated wrinkles. There is some minor ring wear to front & verso. There are some very minor colour losses to edges & spine. No seam splits.The Inner Protective Sleeve is described as Excellent. Please see attached photos...
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