The Verve - Voyager 1 EP on Blue Colored Vinyl - LP. VG Condition
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Dec 19, 2011 Sold Date
Dec 12, 2011 Start Date
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Verve - 'Voyager EP'  Blue Colored Vinyl  VG Condition

You're bidding on my Verve LP.  I'm broke and need the cash but this is DEFINITELY one of my rarest records I own.  I've played this maybe 5 times if that.   Only 1,000 clear blue vinyl copies were pressed, making the ownership of this album a collectors item. However, 300 of the copies were ruined in transit from Britain to the States, making this even rarer. 

Condition is very good.  I noticed a very light surface mark on the record, but does not effect the performance of this record whatsover.  Will include the 7 day Return Policy to ensure complete satisfaction.  

Once you expedite your payment, I promise to ship ASAP for you.  I encourage the 'Buy It Now' feature if you're looking to get it before the holidays.  Bid with confidence with me as very honest, dependable long time eBayer.

Good luck!
Brian


 

Album details per Wikipedia

Track listing

  1. "Slide Away" – 6:02
  2. "Gravity Grave" – 8:26
  3. "One Way to Go" – 5:58
  4. "South Pacific" – 3:59
  5. "Already There" – 4:45
  6. "She's a Superstar" – 6:45

The album was recorded live in London and New York City during 1992. Four of the six tracks appear on other Verve albums or EPs, those being "Gravity Grave" and "She's a Superstar" on Verve EP; and "Slide Away" and "Already There" on A Storm in Heaven.

Only 1000 clear blue vinyl copies were pressed, making the ownership of this album a collectors item. However, 300 of the copies were ruined in transit from Britain to the States, making this even rarer. Black vinyl copies do exist, however the amount of copies is unknown.

Tracks that were never released as singles

"One Way to Go"

"One Way to Go" was featured as a B-side to "All in the Mind", The Verve's first ever single release, in 1992. The song remained in the band's playlist for only a short period, being dropped before the Gravity Grave Tour of October 1992.

"South Pacific"

"South Pacific" was another song never recorded in the studio. The song received favourable reviews, akin to "an ocean crashing down about your ears" [1]. The song remained in their live set for a long while, still being performed at the start of the Paris tour. It was also performed live at Camden Town Hall [2].

"Already There"

"Already There" was recorded in the studio in 1993 for the album A Storm in Heaven. The song is very "hazy" and psychedelic, with Richard Ashcroft's voice synthetically altered and the guitars on high distortion.

 






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