
EILIFF - Girlrls £500 Mega rare 1972 `Philips` Krautrock/Jazz Monster German Release `Kraftwerk`
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Released on the obscure Pegasus label in the UK in 1971 `Nina And The Dream Tree` (PEG 5) by `Andy Roberts` (he of Liverpool Scene fame) disappeared almost on release like many such releases on this label (only 10 LP`s were ever released on Pegasus, with 7 more on the reduced titled `Peg` label the company closed its doors after just 1 year which just about tells you how much was spent on promoting its artists), It comes in a single fully laminated `E.J.Day` Sleeve, the one side of the records label has the distinctive `Pegasus` horse artwork which is beautiful to look at. Never seen a Mint copy mine is EX+, a similar copy sold in 2016 for 150 British Pounds so would think a truly mint copy would surely go for more. Musically has some great Acid Folk Sequences that are a real treat. Why not subscribe as I upload rarities regularly Side 1 1. Keep My Children Warm 2. I`ve Seen The Movie 3. 25 Hours a Day/Breakdown/Welcome Home Side 2 1. Good Time Charlie 2. Dream Tree Sequence Andy Roberts is an enigma: a man whose story involves playing on hit singles while studying for (and achieving) a law degree in the ’60s; playing on an album produced by Jimi Hendrix; hanging out at Paul McCartney’s place during the Beatles’ studio years; playing the Albert Hall and touring America with Led Zeppelin in 1969; playing both 1969 and 1970 Isle of Wight Festivals; and, a decade later, finding himself a member of Pink Floyd for a couple of weeks. He might also claim celebrity as the Pete Best of The Rutles. And yet who but a handful of connoisseurs and train-spotters on the mighty railway of rock have even heard of the fellow? Simultaneously both an artist and a journeyman musician, he decided to stop making records with his name on the cover in 1973. This video focuses on a rare vinyl record, identifying the original 1st rare pressing or the rarest version of the record, also the prices it sold for and features photos of labels and covers of the original record, subscribe to our channel if you love rare vinyl records #vinyl #collecting #records #rare

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