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• Nov 16,  · The Robbs were never able to garner a true nation-wide hit. Their lone album, from , was compiled from the A-side and B-sides of their 19singles, along with two new tracks. This self-titled LP made the Billboard chart for one week in January , peaking at #, and the band was shortly thereafter dropped by Mercury Records.

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• erisa uses Record Nerd to catalog their favorite vinyl records, CDs, LPs, T-shirts, zines & more. Check out erisa's list now!

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• This is the definitive vinyl reissue of this beauty, pressed on gram vinyl and housed in a high-quality carton cover with old-style backflaps and a fantastic 4-page insert with photos and extensive liner notes by UK psych authority David Wells. Also included is a full .

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• Apr 11,  · This is a wonderful review that was on an ebay listing from NOT WRITTEN BY ME. Author unknown. "This is why I hate labels. Not that this uber-rare Swedish album from by Opus III and Friends shows up very often – you’re likely to see six dozen original pressings of the July album for every one of these, and that’s not an exaggeration – but when it does, record dealers always /5(12).

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• The CD Reissue Wish List is a long time project of mine (originally on a website, and later as a blog) dedicated to progressive and psychedelic rock albums that have yet to be reissued on CD. I recently ended the blog due to the enormous amount of maintenance it takes to keep up to date. My effort here will be far less than prior, but still informative.

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