Bob Lind – Since There Were Circles LP (Capitol ST-780) SEALED 1971 Original...
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Bob Lind – Since There Were Circles
Label: Capitol Records – ST-780
Format: Vinyl LP, Stereo
Country: USA
Year: 1971
Factory Sealed Original Pressing
Bob Lind, composer of “Elusive Butterfly,” delivers an overlooked gem blending folk, soft-rock, and early ’70s singer-songwriter pop. Produced by Doug Weston for Greensleeves Records and arranged by James E. Bond, Since There Were Circles features lush arrangements and introspective songwriting that have earned it lasting recognition among serious collectors. Since There Were Circles is now considered a cult-favorite folk-rock album, and original sealed Capitol pressings like this one are rarely found—collectors and audiophiles recognize it as one of the era’s overlooked gems and scoop them up fast.
Track Highlights:
I Love to Sing / Sweet Harriet · City Scenes · Love Came Riding · Not That I Would Want Her Back · Spilling Over · Since There Were Circles (title track)
Condition:
Factory-sealed, never opened. Original 1971 Capitol shrink wrap fully intact with light shelf aging and small punch-hole in upper corner (from Capitol promo or store clearance batch). Corners sharp, cover colors bright. Album has never been played or unwrapped. The hole-punch is common for Capitol “cut-out” stock and does not indicate use. Shrink shows authentic vintage texture typical of early-’70s cellophane wrap, not a modern re-seal.
Shipping:
Ships fast and secure in a new vinyl mailer with reinforced corner and shrink protection.
Genre: Folk Rock / Singer-Songwriter / Soft Pop
Label: Capitol Records / EMI
Catalog #: ST-780
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