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Rarity Scale: Mega Rare
A mega rare English pop/psych album from 1969.
This album was released on the Philips label. Why this was not released on Fontana or Vertigo? Nobody knows;).
The vinyl of this copy looks more worse than it plays. Here and there is some background but that’s it. Most of the music plays without any issues! An enjoyable album! The labels are clean but do have some spindle traces. Overall we grade this album EX-. It’s not perfect but still a very enjoyable disc. It’s not for the mint record collectors but more for collectors who accept a record is more than 50 years old and could have some background here and there but it must play without further issues.
The sleeve is in good EX condition. The full laminated sleeve is not damaged but has some tiny stains on the back. The opening is maybe a tiny bit rough. The spine is near perfect. On the front there is some lamination lift near the spine. Further it is near perfect.
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If you want to hear typical English psych from the late 60’s, this album is something for you! Great pop/psych songs which are made by the one album band “The Open Mind”. The band was originally called “The Apaches” and “The Drag Set” but eventually called “The Open Mind”. The band has four members. Mike Brancaccio, and Terry Martin are on vocals and guitar, Timothy du Feu plays bass and Phil Fox is on drums.
Besides this album the band released some singles and EP’s around the same time. There most famous and best song is “Magic Potion”. It was released as a 7” inch record in 1969 but unfortunately never came on the album.
This is considered as an important piece of the UK psych era together with albums like “The Fox” and both “Kaleidoscope” albums.
After the release of this album the band disappeared from the stage.
