The WEB Fully Interlocking V Rare Orig UK 1968 Deram Prog Psych LP *RECORD ONLY*
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The Web

Fully Interlocking

* RECORD ONLY NO SLEEVE *

Very Rare original UK LP released on Deream Records in 1968. 1st UK Stereo pressing on the Grooved Red and White label pressed by Decca.

Matrix No's

Side One - ZAL-8262-1W

Side Two - ZAL-8263-1W

One of the more eclectically inclined bands to emerge out of the British psychedelic scene, the Web hailed from the same neck of the woods as Robert Fripp, Greg Lake, and Al Stewart, and very much shared in the same serious outlook that characterized those talents. Jazz-tinged and blues-laden, the Web moved to London in 1966, eventually signing to one of the few labels that actually seemed geared toward their darkly uncommercial brew, Decca's Deram subsidiary, but the three albums the band cut were never going to set the charts on fire, no matter how sincerely atmospheric the music therein. Moodily produced by Mike Vernon, 1968's Fully Interlocking debut is generally regarded as the band's finest hour, a thoughtful and oftentimes dense exploration of themes, rhythms, and melancholies that were uniquely their own. Three bonus tracks then bounce this reissue up to 13 songs via an intoxicating blueprint for Blood, Sweat & Tears' "I'm a Man" and "God Bless the Child," and -- standing out like more sore thumbs than any single band should be able to raise -- the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody." What were they thinking?

 

Tracks Are :-

Side One

1 City Of Darkness
2 Harold Dubbleyew
3 Hatton Mill Morning
4 Green Side Up
5 Wallpaper
6 Did You Die Four Years Ago Tonight?

Side Two

1 Watcha Kelele
2 Reverend J. McKinnon
3 Sunday Joint
War Or Peace
4.a Theme
4.b East Meets West
4.c Battle Scene
4.d Conscience
4.e Epilogue

 

  • Released on Decca Records in 1968

  • Catalogue Number SML 1025

  • Record is in Ex ++ condition (few fine hairlines from the inner sleeves)

  • THERE IS NO SLEEVE

 

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