Oberon - Oberon Live Spring 1971 - UK Original Pressing LP
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Oberon - Oberon Live Spring 1971 LP
(Private Pressing) Number (17/40) (Only 40 ever pressed)!!!!!
(Original Uk pressing)
2010
Condition :- Cover looks Mint. Also is signed and numbered and has the insert. Vinyl Record looks Mint. I played it only once when I bought it and it was unplayed then. There is only 40 of these LP's ever pressed in the world in 2010. I was lucky enough to buy this one for my own collection at the time. This is obviously incredibly rare, I highly doubt many more will turn up. I have copied some information about this record, in case you don't know. It is not a reissue. It is an official release. Details here :-( FREE POSTAGE AND PACKING TO UK AND EUROPE AND THE REST OF THE WORLD ) [40 copies of this record were pressed to celebrate the band's 40th anniversary in 2011. Some have been kept by the band but the others are being offered for sale as a limited edition private pressing. This incredibly rare Acid Folk-Rock record is both offered and signed by the band's Bass player, Jeremy (Bernie) Birchall. The Lacquer for this high quality vinyl was cut at Abbey Road studios and pressed at Pallas GmbH in Germany and the jacket is beautifully silkscreened. OBERON LIVE SPRING 1971 was recorded on 23rd March 1971 at Radley College, Oxfordshire and was made four months before their studio album 'A Midsummer's Night Dream'. The tape was rediscovered in 2010 and is the only known live recording of OBERON. On the reverse of the lyric sheet insert is a copy of the poster for this gig recorded on Tuesday 23rd March 1971. The poster was created by Robley Thrum (Julian Smedley and Robin Clutterbuck) and subsequently photographed by Nick Powell.]
( FREE POSTAGE AND PACKING TO UK AND EUROPE AND THE REST OF THE WORLD )
All my records will be sent by (Royal mail Special delivery) in the UK and (Royal mail International signed for) for abroad. Also I parcel up the records very well with non-bendable packaging and two cardboard stiffeners. Cruciform style packaging which will protect the record properly. I never use those bendable envelopes!!! I know how important that is to collectors, and I also separate the vinyl in it's inlay sleeve from the cover and place it on top of the cover when sending it which also prevents damage to the cover.
( I HAVE MANY MORE RARE PROGRESSIVE ROCK AND FOLK LP'S FOR AUCTION, SO PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS )
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