Beatles 1st Press OZ LP Yellow submarine NM ’69 Apple PCSO7070 Psyche
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Mar 18, 2019
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Beatles 1st Press OZ LP Yellow submarine NM ’69 Apple PCSO7070 Psyche
Original 1st Press OZ LP released in 1971 on the Orange & Black Spin Records Label. Cat: SEL933742. Stunning copy the finest I have seen this album in!!Every so often Timewarp is lucky enough to come across a special record collection. Over the following weeks I will be listing records from one such collection. Collected mostly during the 1960’s and 70’s this set of records have been well preserved and cared for some dating back to over 50 years old!! Our regular customers will be aware that if we do grade a record at Near Mint expect it to have only been played a handful of times at most and to sound superb. We hope you enjoy the records we will be offering as much as we have in presenting them to you.
The only Beatles album that could really be classified as inessential, mostly because it wasn't really a proper album at all, but a soundtrack that only utilized four new Beatles songs. (The rest of the album was filled out with "Yellow Submarine," "All You Need Is Love," and a George Martin score.) What's more, two of the four new tracks were little more than pleasant throwaways that had been recorded during 1967 and early 1968. These aren't all that bad; "All Together Now" is a cute, kiddie-ish McCartney singalong, while "Hey Bulldog" has some mild Lennon nastiness and a great beat and central piano riff, with some fine playing all around each is memorable in its way, and the inclusion of the Lennon song here was all the more important, as the sequence from the movie in which it was used was deleted from the original U.S. release of the movie (which had no success whatever in the U.K. and quickly disappeared, thus making the U.S. version the established cut of the film for decades. George Harrison's two contributions were the more striking of the new entries -- "Only a Northern Song" was a leftover from the Sgt. Pepper's sessions, generated from a period in which the guitarist became increasingly fascinated with keyboards, especially the organ and the Mellotron (and, later, the synthesizer). It's an odd piece of psychedelic ersatz, mixing trippiness and some personal comments. Its lyrics (and title) on the one hand express the guitarist/singer/composer's displeasure at being tied in his publishing to Northern Songs, a company in which John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the majority shareholders; and, on the other, they present Harrison's vision of how music and recording sounded, from the inside-out and the outside-in, during the psychedelic era -- the song thus provided a rare glimpse inside the doors of perception of being a Beatle (or, at least, one aspect of being this particular Beatle) circa 1967.
Tracks: Yellow submarine/ Only a orthern song/ All together now/ Hey bulldog/ It’s all too much/ All you need is love/ Original film score composed and orchestrated by George Martin: Pepperland/ Sea of time/ Sea of holes/ Sea of monsters/ March of the meanies/ Pepperland laid waste/ Yellow submarine in pepperland.
There are no signs of spindle marks on labels. Record has a few very light scuff marks that cause a few minor crackles mostly noticeable between tracks and is in Near Mint condition. Gloss cover with back flaps has very light ring wear and a few light age spots on back and is in Excellent condition.
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