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Vinyl: VG | Cover: EX (Still in Shrink)
Original 1967 U.S. first-issue stereo pressing of Cream’s Disraeli Gears on ATCO Records (SD 33-232), featuring the original purple/gold ATCO labels and ST-C-671129 / ST-C-671130 matrices with AT/LW runout markings (Terre Haute Pressing). One of the landmark albums of the psychedelic era, Disraeli Gears captures Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker at their peak and includes classics “Sunshine of Your Love,” “Strange Brew,” “Tales of Brave Ulysses,” and “SWLABR.”
Vinyl grades VG, with light surface scratches consistent with age. The record has been play-tested and sounds great despite the visible surface marks. Cover grades EX and remains in its original shrink wrap, with the vibrant psychedelic artwork exceptionally well preserved. Includes a period Atlantic Records catalog inner sleeve. A very attractive original copy of an essential 1960s blues-rock and psychedelic album. Please review photos for label, pressing details, and overall condition.
*The record will be carefully packed in bubble wrap and shipped in an LP mailer to ensure safe delivery.
