1975 Glenn Phillips “Lost At Sea” LP/ Snow Star Records Private Label US Original/ Psychedelic Heavy Rock, Prog Instrumentals
Cover G+ to VG bottom seam split at open 2 inches and center about an inch or more. Split forming at top left open also, art looks good not too worn.
Vinyl VG+ only a couple superficial small lines , cleaned with water and tested, no affect to sound and cannot be felt. Sound is pure without large background sizzle or noise.
Massive fuzz leads in a basement style session. Talented action on all instruments, guitar is slightly reminiscent of John Cipollina with more of ton of treble end tone. Art rock influences sounds slightly Canterbury in places and more psychedelic hard rock in others , a tad lofi but for sure not quiet this thing will blow your roof off. Highly recommend, of course I have it also. Later was pressed on Caroline Virgin records and given distribution, hope he got paid well.
Cover G+ to VG bottom seam split at open 2 inches and center about an inch or more. Split forming at top left open also, art looks good not too worn.
Vinyl VG+ only a couple superficial small lines , cleaned with water and tested, no affect to sound and cannot be felt. Sound is pure without large background sizzle or noise.
Massive fuzz leads in a basement style session. Talented action on all instruments, guitar is slightly reminiscent of John Cipollina with more of ton of treble end tone. Art rock influences sounds slightly Canterbury in places and more psychedelic hard rock in others , a tad lofi but for sure not quiet this thing will blow your roof off. Highly recommend, of course I have it also. Later was pressed on Caroline Virgin records and given distribution, hope he got paid well.
Cover G+ to VG bottom seam split at open 2 inches and center about an inch or more. Split forming at top left open also, art looks good not too worn.
Vinyl VG+ only a couple superficial small lines , cleaned with water and tested, no affect to sound and cannot be felt. Sound is pure without large background sizzle or noise.
Massive fuzz leads in a basement style session. Talented action on all instruments, guitar is slightly reminiscent of John Cipollina with more of ton of treble end tone. Art rock influences sounds slightly Canterbury in places and more psychedelic hard rock in others , a tad lofi but for sure not quiet this thing will blow your roof off. Highly recommend, of course I have it also. Later was pressed on Caroline Virgin records and given distribution, hope he got paid well.
