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Points: 12812 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 03 2005 at 17:06

Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

[ Air's definately covered the entire record, not just the centre portion. The later standard black versions of the LP had actual size (12") pictures of the front and back of the LP on the cardboard sleeve. The printing on the record made spotting the track bands difficult, especially on side two which was predominantly white. I'm not sure how the pictures were applied to the vinyl, but after repeated playing they started to wear off!Confused

 

EL I stand corrected - but my excuse: I don't think I've seen the albums together since 1972. There was certainly something different between the two, and at the time the Saturnalia was the more adventurous but didn't work too well  - was the CA one pressed up in black vinyl?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 03 2005 at 17:46

There does exist a black vinyl edition of the first CA LP - I have it - on Green Warner Bros. label K56004. I think this is a pressing contemporary with the pic disc (i.e 70')- the green WB label would suggest it is. I think they moved from Orange in 69' or 70' onto green for a couple of years. They moved to the "tree-lined avenue" label in 73 I think, just in time for The Exorcist soundtrack!!!!

Saturnalia's "Magical Love" was only a pic disc (apart from test pressing on black vinyl - booked at 70) - the original came with a booklet - and is booked at 100 with the book - and the repress on pic disc is from 73 and is the one I have - its quite common this pressing and you see it around for £10-20 - at least up-north you do - I don't know about inflated London prices!) - however the cat no is the same - so there is no way of knwing whether you have a 71 original without the book or a 73' pressing.  Or does anyone know if there were slight design differences. - its a surprisingly good early proggy LP Magical Love - a true cult obscurity.

Curved Air are a truly Great Band though - Second LP is amazing. Does anyone have the Sonja Kristina solo Lp - something about Acid Folk - "here Come the Acid Folk" or something like that - I believe its meant to be a forgotten folk-prog classic (or Acid-Folk)



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Anyone know why "Air Cut" has never been released on CD?
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Points: 19 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 02:43

 

Curved Air are a truly Great Band though - Second LP is amazing. Does anyone have the Sonja Kristina solo Lp - something about Acid Folk - "here Come the Acid Folk" or something like that - I believe its meant to be a forgotten folk-prog classic (or Acid-Folk)

Hi I've been able to complete a comprehensive research of CA and Sonja and I can now answer the above question...

The name of Sonja's solo album is called "Songs of the Acid Folk" check out here website

www.sonjakristina.com for more details

 
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Points: 19 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 02:49

Originally posted by Chris Stainton Chris Stainton wrote:

Anyone know why "Air Cut" has never been released on CD?

 

Hi Chris I've got some good news about your question

You can now by Air Cut on CD, comes with a poster of the band playing in 1973.

The CD is available from a Japanese company I think www.m2urec.com (mu2u-2005)

The art work on the CD cover is amazing, very trippy and of its time, but it also looks fresh and modern

Every day I'm learning more and more, thanks to all members that have replied

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Points: 814 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2005 at 12:01
Originally posted by mandrake mandrake wrote:

In fact, I recall Record Collector looking into this very issue a while back and I think the VERY first Picture Disc was a collection of speeches from.....no lessa folk that ADOLF HITLER himself - dated from the late thirties I think. It wasn't in a krautrock stylee I bet!!!

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