Beggars Opera WATERS OF CHANGE, UK Vertigo LP, Prog, Original label and sleeve

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34

 From 1971: the second album by this excellent progressive rock band from Scotland. Not quite as epic as Beggars Opera 'Act One', but definitely continuing in its innovative footsteps. If you've never heard Beggars Opera before, you're in for a treat!

Cover and vinyl in VG condition; plays 'B+'. Original Vertigo label and inner sleeve. The label on Side A has a trace of soiling of unknown origin (see photo). A nice, tight, well-preserved copy.

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My records have never been in storage, have always been kept inside my (non-smoking) house under climate-controlled conditions, and have never been exposed to direct sunlight. The covers themselves have been conserved in archival plastic sleeves, and the vinyl has only ever been played on my own audiophile turntable.

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