• • vinyl: VG

    cover: VG

    
    

    original International Artists stereo pressing (IA-LP-3) with white promo labels

    
    

    The title for this album is given variously as "Forever Lasting Plastic Words" (which written in the upper right corner of the front cover in a black circle) and "Everybody's Here" (which is written on the back cover). No album title is listed on the labels of the original edition.

    
    

    radio station call letters on A side label; sticker residue on both labels

    stickers on front and back cover; radio call letters written on back cover

    
    

    "Emerging from the same mid-60s Houston, Texas scene as label mates Thursday’s Children and The Red Crayola, Lost And Found were formed in 1965 and originally called themselves The Misfits, changing their name just prior to undertaking a six-month residency at Houston's Living Eye Club – one of the centres of the area’s thriving psychedelic scene.

    
    

    Like anyone who frequented the club, smoked the odd joint and worshipped at the altar of The 13th Floor Elevators, they became friends with Roky Erickson. He in turn introduced them to Lelan Rogers of International Artists, who promptly signed them up.

    
    

    Earlier time spent by the group on the West Coast had not been entirely wasted, as the emphasis on melody and memorable hooks so common to the City of Angels clearly seeped into the boys’ song writing, with elements of The Byrds and Love being most evident.

    
    

    Lost And Found recorded their one and only album, ‘Everybody's Here’, in the summer of 1967, working with producer Lelan Rogers and engineer Frank Davis. 

    Made up of mostly original material written by group members Harrell and Frost, except for a cover of the Elevators’ ‘Don’t Fall Down’ it was certainly a strong debut, melding the influences picked up on their LA jaunt with more esoteric elements picked up from the Elevators, and their mystical quest for pure sanity."

    
    

  • Lost And Found – Forever Lasting Plastic Words

    Label: International Artists – IA-LP # 3, International Artists – IA-LP-3 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo 
    Country: US Released: 1968 Genre: Rock Style: Psychedelic Rock

    TracklistHide Credits?

    A1 Forever Lasting Plastic Words Written-By – James Harrell 2:15 A2 Everybody's Here Written-By – Jimmy Frost 3:00 A3 There Would Be No Doubt Written-By – P. Black*, W. West* 2:00 A4 Don't Fall Down Written-By – R. Ericson*, T. Hall* 3:14 A5 Zig Zag Blues Written-By – Harrell*, Frost*, Black*, Webb* 5:00 A6 Let Me Be Written-By – Jimmy Frost 2:46 B1 I Realize Written-By – James Harrell 2:27 B2 2 Stroke Blues Written-By – James Harrell 3:07 B3 I'm So Hip To Pain Written-By – James Harrell 2:40 B4 Living Eye Written-By – Harrell*, Frost*, Black*, Webb* 7:36

    Companies etc?

    • Published By – Tapier Music
    • Recorded At – Andrus Productions

    Credits?

    • Design [Cover Design] – Flash Grapics*
    • Liner Notes – Lelan Rogers
    • Producer – Lelan Rogers

    Notes?

    White labels with black text including "PROMOTIONAL" and "NOT FOR SALE".

    The front cover gives the title as "Forever Lasting Plastic Words". 
    On the back cover the title is ''Everybody's Here''. 
    On the label there is no title at all.

    First catalog number on cover, second on label.

    A4 song taken from the 13th Floor Elevator L.P. 
    A5 dedicated to the founder of Zig Zag Paper Co. 
    B4 dedicated to Living Eye-Teen Club - Houston, Texas

    Barcode and Other Identifiers?

    • Matrix / Runout (Run-out info [hand-etched] side A): IAS LP-3 SIDE 2 1-A
    • Matrix / Runout (Run-out info [hand-etched] side B): IAS LP-3 RE-1 Side 1 1-A
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