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The Youngbloods Elephant Mountain Used Vinyl LP VG+\G+

The Youngbloods Elephant Mountain Used Vinyl LP VG+\G+

This is a Black, Stereo, Used Vinyl LP released in US in 1969 as RCA Victor - LSP-4150
Album Cover: G+ - Corner rounding and fraying, trace ring wear, edge fraying, light creasing, one inch split top seam.
Inner Sleeve Original generic, no splits.
LP: VG+ - Shows a little light scuffing and hairlines, but generally glossy, scratch and blemish free.
Album is visually graded according to Goldmine standards. Grading remains a subjective process so please review the descriptions

The Youngbloods - Elephant Mountain

A1. Darkness, Darkness (3:48)
A2. Smug (2:13)
A3. On Sir Francis Drake (6:18)
A4. Sunlight (3:07)
A5. Double Sunlight (0:38)
A6. Beautiful (3:42)
A7. Turn It Over (0:12)
B1. Rain Song (3:12)
B2. Trillium (3:11)
B3. Quicksand (2:40)
B4. Black Mountain Breakdown (0:40)
B5. Sham (2:42)
B6. Ride The Wind (6:44)

Release Details

  • Format: Used Vinyl LP
  • Size: 12"
  • Speed: 33 RPM
  • Color: Black
  • Label: RCA Victor
  • Catalog Number: LSP-4150
  • Released: 1969
  • Country: US
  • Genre: Rock
  • Styles: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock
  • Record: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve: Good Plus(G+)
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This is a Black, Stereo, Used Vinyl LP released in US in 1969 as RCA Victor - LSP-4150 Album Cover: G+ - Corner rounding and fraying, trace ring wear, edge fraying, light creasing, one inch split top seam. Inner Sleeve Original generic, no splits. LP: VG+ - Shows a little light scuffing and hairlines, but generally glossy, scratch and blemish free. Album is visually graded according to Goldmine standards. Grading remains a subjective process so please review the descriptions