The Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station 200g Vinyl Analogue Productions LP
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Mar 22, 2019 Sold Date
Mar 18, 2019 Start Date
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Not Factory Sealed but Practically NEW. Never played.  Analogue Productions, 45RPM What you see is what you get
No APO/FPO Continental US Only


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OUT OF PRINT, Very Rare

One of the Most Enduring Bands of All Time FINALLY Gets The Analogue Productions Treatment! 

Cut by Kevin Gray from the Original Analog Masters and Pressed on 200-gram Vinyl At Quality Record Pressings!

There'll Be Dancing In The Streets!

Terrapin Station - released in 1977 - marked the Dead's first studio album in two years and their return to a major label, in this case Arista Records. The band hired an outside producer for just the second time, using Keith Olsen, a former member of the '60s garage rock band Music Machine.

Highlights are abound and include the title suite that extends to cover all of Side B, as well as the disco-like reworking of the Martha & The Vandellas hit "Dancin' In The Streets," the Rev. Gary Davis cover of "Samson and Delilah" and the classic "Estimated Prophet."

The record - like the band - is a beautiful amalgamation of styles, with rock, funk, disco, strains of reggae. The record - as their ninth studio effort overall - has a decidedly tighter and more cohesive feel than the live material for which they became legendary. All the same, it's unmistakable classic Dead all the way, and in fact much of the material from this record became live staples for the band for the rest of their existence.


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