In all seriousness, I heard there was one run that is more rare, with a slightly different cover (white instead of gold?) and then then more common one.
I remember this coming up on Waxidermy a while back & one of the Chicago mafia (Sevier?) saying it was huge for a small indie/private type record. I believe 10K was the number quoted.
I remember this coming up on Waxidermy a while back & one of the Chicago mafia (Sevier?) saying it was huge for a small indie/private type record. I believe 10K was the number quoted.
I think it was written that the labels are different as well - solid orange/red and split orange/white.
It's a nice record but doubles are probably unnecessary!
I've got a stone mint second press. (I don't get too crazy about first vs. second pressings when they're within a year or two of each other)
All numbers debate aside, the only place in the world this record wouldn't be considered somewhat "rare" is online! It still gets some decent coin and isn't common by any stretch.
There's also third pressing that has the same kind of cover as the one above except that there is no Scarab Records logo in the lower right corner. That is the pressing with solid orange labels.
There's also third pressing that has the same kind of cover as the one above except that there is no Scarab Records logo in the lower right corner. That is the pressing with solid orange labels.
might be the first press without the Scarab logo or a later press - anybody got more insights?
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^ Not Chicago.
I like this record. And it has one of my favorite covers ever.
Here here. All gold 'n' orange like a Money Dreamsicle.
SS needs to get on this level with some immediacy.
Are you serious? It's neither overrated, nor terribly rare, at least by the yardstick of this message board.
I've seen the record three times in stores so it can't be that rare. I got my copy from TSL a couple years ago for a very reasonable price.
In all seriousness, I heard there was one run that is more rare, with a slightly different cover (white instead of gold?) and then then more common one.
the other one has an additional line on the label - XCSV 226131 and also in the runout groove
here's an additional picture of the "gold" one
I'm curious if there is someone who has additional infos and:
which one do you own? Let's count it, so we can figure out the rarer one.
I've got 1 of each
so count is 1 : 1
I think it was written that the labels are different as well - solid orange/red and split orange/white.
It's a nice record but doubles are probably unnecessary!
Me too. "Tracks of my Tears". The packaging is nice as well.
Overrated? Please.
All numbers debate aside, the only place in the world this record wouldn't be considered somewhat "rare" is online! It still gets some decent coin and isn't common by any stretch.
There's also third pressing that has the same kind of cover as the one above except that there is no Scarab Records logo in the lower right corner. That is the pressing with solid orange labels.
May I also add to to the sentiment that this record is not at all overrated.
http://blog-o-blog-douglass.blogspot.com/2007/09/pharaohs-1971-awakening.html
might be the first press without the Scarab logo or a later press - anybody got more insights?