CHILLUM Chillum LP MUSHROOM 1971 UK orig+insert 100 MR 11 SECOND HAND RARE
€
305
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355
€ 305
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May 23, 2022
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May 13, 2022
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CHILLUM
Side project of Second Hand.
Line-up: Ken Elliott: Keyboards, Mellotron, Organ, Vocals - Kieran O'Connor: Drums
Tony McGill: Guitar - George Hart: Bass
"CHILLUM"
1971 LP MUSHROOM RECORDS PCS 7108
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESSING
SINGLE SLEEVE + PHOTO INSERT
NOTES: Rare tripped-out classic by an incognito version of Second Hand. The original LP came in a plain white sleeve with ''flipback'', with stencil sprayed lettering CHILLUM in green, a red stamped Mushroom logo, and a £1 sticker (yes, it really did retail for 1 GBP). In essence, every cover was slightly different! Also included was a photo of the band at the local public urinal!
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: MUSHROOM - WHITE LABEL w/CENTRE LOGO - BROWN/BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: none
Catalog on labels: 100 MR 11 a / 100 MR 11 b
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 100 MR LP 11 A (Etched): A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 100 MR LP 11 B (Etched): A
On labels: top rim text reads "All Rights...........Prohibited"
bottom rim text reads "Mushroom Records-Chalk Farm Studios Limited-Made in England"
℗ 1971 Maximum Music Ltd. STEREO
Engineers: Blind Joe Smith & Herr Von Tskutting
On Back Sleeve: none
tracklisting
Side A: BRAIN STRAIN
Side B: LAND OF A THOUSAND DREAMS - TOO MANY BANANAS
YES! WE HAVE NO PAJAMAS - PROMENADE DES ANGLAISES
grading
RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
This is supposed to be the 3rd Second Hand album and surely the organ parts sound like it. On the other hand there isn't much coherence between the players, so the music comes forth in uncontrolled spurts, leaving it to coincidence whether it coagulates or not. Too much of the insanity of Second Hand's Death May Be Your Santaclaus and too little of the solidity of Reality makes it hard on the ears. A full-blown drum solo doesn't improve things either. Funny insert, though...(Tapestry of Delights)
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