Splattered, Translucent, Colored and otherwise Non-Black Vinyl
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OK... I think this post is within the boundries of this thread even though the color of the vinyl isn't specifically listed in the description per say.
I'm a huge Mark Volman - Howard Kaylan fan. They are two of my favorite performers of all-time and I used to snatch-up just about anything I could find on them from "The Crossfires", "The Turtles", "The Mothers of Invention", and of course "Flo & Eddie".
I purchased this 8-disc Turtles 45 singles collector's box set on "clear vinyl" back when it came out in 1982.
Here's a good one. It's a psychedelic classic.
From Wikipedia, "At the time of its release in 1967, some radio stations objected to themes expressed in the song and banned the song from their playlists and refused to play it; lead singer Howard Kaylan surmised this was because of the song's references to morning glories, a flower with hallucinogenic properties. In spite of this obstacle, the song peaked at #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent ten weeks on the charts. The song reached a national audience in the United States on November 12, 1967 when the Turtles performed the song on the Ed Sullivan Show."
The Turtles - She's My Girl (1967)
Here's the Turtles' awesome performance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1967. What a fantastic band they were!
I'm a huge Mark Volman - Howard Kaylan fan. They are two of my favorite performers of all-time and I used to snatch-up just about anything I could find on them from "The Crossfires", "The Turtles", "The Mothers of Invention", and of course "Flo & Eddie".
I purchased this 8-disc Turtles 45 singles collector's box set on "clear vinyl" back when it came out in 1982.
Here's a good one. It's a psychedelic classic.
From Wikipedia, "At the time of its release in 1967, some radio stations objected to themes expressed in the song and banned the song from their playlists and refused to play it; lead singer Howard Kaylan surmised this was because of the song's references to morning glories, a flower with hallucinogenic properties. In spite of this obstacle, the song peaked at #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent ten weeks on the charts. The song reached a national audience in the United States on November 12, 1967 when the Turtles performed the song on the Ed Sullivan Show."
The Turtles - She's My Girl (1967)
Here's the Turtles' awesome performance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1967. What a fantastic band they were!
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Very cool.
Thanks for posting.
I posted this before. Not as cool as MuchoReverbo's Turtles box set, more gimmicky.
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