Akarma reissue. Standard gatefold sleeve but not textured. Vinyl not 180g. Dark is a psychedelic rock band from Northampton, England, UK, that was formed in 1968. The band released one album, Dark Round The Edges, in 1972. This legendary progressive rock band, which was responsible for the UK's most expensive album, was formed by Steve Giles whilst at school in Northampton in 1968. They met local entrepreneur Alan Bowley who'd recently converted a derelict house into a recording studio, and this led to four acetates of "RC8" and "In The Sky". They performed at a few local gigs, and as their playing got tighter, decided to go into SIS Studios, Northampton, with engineer Alan Bowley, to record an album. The six tracks, written and arranged by the band were recorded over a weekend in 1972 and consist of melodic progressive rock laced with lots of fuzzy guitar riffs. Only a handful of copies were pressed, and Giles, who had a strong interest in photography, made the first twelve copies into full-colour gatefold sleeves, complete with booklets of photographs stapled together, augmented with handwritten notes. They were handed out to band members and their girlfriends. The band then split with Clive and Martin going their own ways, and Steve and Ron continuing to record for their own pleasure until 1977 when Ron married and moved to Cornwall.
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Record Store Day, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Blue Vinyl - Beggars Archive – bbl 63 lpe
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GNP Crescendo – GNPS 2119
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stampa italiana con booklet copertina apribile
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copia italiana 1991 Includes an printed inner sleeve.
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copia italiana 1976 contiene “The Torture Never Stops” cut copy (cover/label)
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1971 Bizarre Records – MS 2030 ITA press gatefold cover
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ITA press gatefold cover 1972 Reprise Records – K 44203
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USA press - 1972 - Bizarre Records – MS 2093, Reprise Records – MS 2093
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UK press - gatefold cover - stereo
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2LP UK press - 1992 Zappa Records – ZAPPA 39 reissue - Gatefold sleeve with lyrics inside.
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2LP ITA press gatefold cover Discreet – W 69204
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ITA press 1976 RCA – APL1-1327
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ITA press 1972 - CBS – 63241
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ITA press con inner sleeve / testi - ATCO Records – 79-0125-1 - 1983
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A Kinks Anthology - 2LP heavywight vinyl - compiled by The Kinks
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Chess – LPS 1510 USA
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CAN press 1973
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ITA press original 1975 CBS – CBS 86001 -
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2LP Gatefold release, Includes a 12 page 12x12" full colour booklet of images, lyrics and credits. Disc 2 Demos recorded at Château d’Hérouville. Limited edition of 4000 copies per Record Store Day's website.
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Sonet - Delta Blues -
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ATCO Records – ATCO-3002 FRA press compilation
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1974 ITA press Quadraphonic - PDU – Pld. SQ 5081 - erman rock band who went through many styles during their history. Formed in Mönchengladbach by classically trained art student Jürgen Dollase in autumn 1971 as Blitzkrieg, with an international cast of: American Bill Barone, Dutchman Jerry Berkers, and local friend Harald Grosskopf. After only a couple of concerts, they were quickly spotted and eagerly signed up by Pilz. But, there proved to be a problem, also touring Germany at the time was a British band called Blitzkrieg, so a change of name was needed. They decided on Wallenstein, a notorious character of the Thirty Years War. Wallenstein's debut LP was classical rock with the accent on power, totally befitting the title Blitzkrieg. Further records saw a shift in focus, folkier and more diverse on Mother Universe, which was more Jerry Berkers show (after which he left and went solo), and then the definitive "Symphonic Rock Orchestra Wallenstein" sound of their Kosmische Musik LP's. After Jürgen and Harald collaborated with Ash Ra Tempel members on the Cosmic Jokers' albums, Harald departed and there was then a gradual all-change except for Jürgen, reincarnated with the not bad No More Love before moving into pop music.
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