Deep Purple - Fireball (1971) (Vinyl 1st Press)

Year: 1971 (LP 1971, 1st Press)
Label: Harvest Records, EMI Records (UK), SHVL 793
Style: Hard Rock
Country: UK
Time: 40:17
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1
Size: 261 Mb

Most of the band does not consider the album a classic, although it is one of Ian Gillan's favourites. He stated in a 1974 interview: "The reason I liked that so much was because I thought, from a writing point of view, it was really the beginning of tremendous possibilities of expression. And some of the tracks on that album are really, really inventive." However, Gillan also said that the inclusion of "Anyone's Daughter" on the album was "A good bit of fun, but a mistake." (Wikipedia)
Matrix - SideA: SHVL 793A-2U PEK, SideB: SHVL 793A-3U

01. A1 Fireball (03:23)
02. A2 No No No (06:52)
03. A3 Demon's Eye (05:19)
04. A4 Anyone's Daughter (04:41)
05. B1 The Mule (05:19)
06. B2 Fools (08:16)
07. B3 No One Came (06:24)

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The Who - Tommy (1969) (Vinyl 2LP)

Year: 1969 (LP 1969)
Label: Track Records (UK), 613013
Style: Classic Rock, Rock Opera
Country: UK
Time: 40:04, 34:19
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 274, 253 Mb

Tommy is the fourth studio album by the English rock band The Who, a double album first released in May 1969. The album was mostly composed by guitarist Pete Townshend as a rock opera that tells the story about a deaf, dumb and blind boy, including his experiences with life and his relationship with his family. (Wikipedia)

LP1

01. A1 Overture (03:51)

02. A2 It's A Boy (02:03)

03. A3 1921 (02:46)

04. A4 Amazing Journey (02:33)

05. A5 Sparks (04:30)

06. A6 Eyesight To The Blind (a) (02:13)

07. B1 Christmas (04:32)

08. B2 Cousin Kevin (b) (04:04)

09. B3 The Acid Queen (03:32)

10. B4 Underture (09:56)

LP2

01. C1 Do You Think It's Alright (00:24)

02. C2 Fiddle About (b) (01:29)

03. C3 Pinball Wizard (03:00)

04. C4 There's A Doctor (00:24)

05. C5 Go To The Mirror (03:46)

06. C6 Tommy Can You Hear Me (01:34)

07. C7 Smash The Mirror (01:35)

08. C8 Sensation (02:26)

09. D1 Miracle Cure (00:12)

10. D2 Sally Simpson (04:10)

11. D3 I'm Free (02:39)

12. D4 Welcome (04:31)

13. D5 Tommy's Holiday Camp (00:57)

14. D6 We're Not Gonna Take It (07:04)

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Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (1972) (Vinyl Rip)

Year: 1972 (LP 1972)
Label: Reprise Records (USA), MS 2072
Style: Gothic Rock, Art-Rock
Country: UK
Time: 43:27
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1
Size: 279 Mb

Thick as a Brick was considered by some to be Jethro Tull's first progressive rock offering, coming four years after the release of their first album (1968). The epic album is notable for its many musical themes, time signature changes and tempo shifts – all of which were features of the progressive rock scene. In addition, the instrumentation includes harpsichord, xylophone, timpani, violin, lute, trumpet, saxophone, and a string section—all uncommon in the band's earlier blues-inspired rock.

Matrix side A: T2MS-2072 31378-1-1, Matrix side B: TMS-2072 31379-1-1 (1st Press ???)

01. A1 Thick As A Brick (Part I) (22:25)
02. A2 Thick as a Brick (Part II) (21:02)

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Jethro Tull - Living In The Past (1972) (Vinyl 2LP)

Year: 1972 (LP 1972)
Label: Chrysalis Records (UK), CJT1 & CJT2
Style: Art-Rock
Country: UK
Time: 40:00, 41:56
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1
Size: 252, 253 Mb

Living in the Past is a double album quasi-compilation collection by Jethro Tull, which contains album tracks, out-takes, the "Life Is a Long Song" EP, and all of their non-LP singles except for "Sunshine Day"/"Aeroplane" (1968), "One for John Gee" (b-side of "A Song for Jeffrey", 1968), "17" (b-side of "Sweet Dream", 1969) and the original version of "Teacher" that appeared in the UK as the b-side of "Witch's Promise" in 1969 (the re-recorded 1970 one that was released on the American version of "Benefit" was included instead). (Wikipedia)

Matrix: Side1: CJT1 A-1U, Side2: CJT1 B-1U, Side3: CJT2 A-3U, Side4: CJT2 B-1U

LP1
01. A1 A Song For Jeffrey (03:21) (from the album This Was)
02. A2 Love Story (03:07) (1969 UK single)
03. A3 Christmas Song (03:05) (1969 UK single)
04. A4 Living In The Past (03:22) (1969 UK single)
05. A5 Driving Song (02:42) (1969 UK single)
06. A6 Bouree (03:42) (Bourree in E minor by Bach arr. Jethro Tull) (from the album Stand Up)
07. B1 Sweet Dream (04:03) (1969 UK single)
08. B2 Singing All Day (03:05) (previously unreleased)
09. B3 Witch's Promise (04:10) (1970 UK single)
10. B4 Teacher (03:52) (1970 UK single)
11. B5 Inside (03:46) (from the album Benefit)
12. B6 Just Trying To Be (01:39) (previously unreleased)

LP2
01. C1 By Kind Permission Of (10:15) (Live at Carnegie Hall, 4 November 1970) (previously unreleased)
02. C2 Dharma For One (09:44) (Live at Carnegie Hall, 4 November 1970) (previously unreleased)
03. D1 Wond'ring Again (04:13) (previously unreleased, recorded in 1970 Aqualung sessions)
04. D2 Locomotive Breath (04:26) (from the album Aqualung)
05. D3 Life Is A Long Song (03:19) (from 1971 UK EP)
06. D4 Up The Pool (03:13) (from 1971 UK EP)
07. D5 Dr. Bogenbroom (03:00) (from 1971 UK EP)
08. D6 For Later (02:07) (from 1971 UK EP)
09. D7 Nursie (01:35) (from 1971 UK EP)

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Renaissance - Renaissance (1969) (Vinyl Rip)

Year: 1969 (LP 1976)
Label: Island Records (UK), ILPS 9114
Style: Symphonic Rock
Country: UK
Time: 39:08
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 222 Mb

Matrix side A: ILPS 9114 A-6U, side B: ILPS 9114 B-5U Pecko

01. A1 Kings and Queens (10:52)
02. A2 Innocence (07:02)
03. B1 Island (05:57)
04. B2 Wanderer (04:02)
05. B3 Bullet (11:14)

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Renaissance - Prologue (1972) (Vinyl Rip)

Year: 1972 (LP 1972)
Label: Sovereign Records (UK), SVNA 7253
Style: Symphonic Rock
Country: UK
Time: 41:27
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 252 Mb

01. A1 Prologue (05:37)
02. A2 Kiev (07:38)
03. A3 Sounds Of The Sea (07:05)
04. B1 Spare Some Love (05:12)
05. B2 Bound For Infinity (04:24)
06. B3 Rajah Kahn (11:29)

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Renaissance - Turn of the Cards (1974) (Vinyl Rip)

Year: 1974 (LP 1974)

Label: BTM Records (UK), BTM 1000 (SAS 7502)
Style: Symphonic Rock
Country: UK
Time: 41:00
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 251 Mb

Turn of the Cards is the fifth studio album by the British progressive rock band Renaissance, released in 1974. It was the last Renaissance studio album to include excerpts from existing classical pieces.
In the UK, this was the very first release (BTM 1000) on Miles Copeland's fledgling label, BTM Records (British Talent Managers). In 1977, after releasing a total of 10 albums, including 2 more by Renaissance (BTM 1006: Scheherazade and Other Stories, and the double LP, BTM 2001, Live at Carnegie Hall), the label folded due to bankruptcy.
The cover picture features Warwick Castle. The first BTM UK pressings had an alternate back cover, with a moody close-up portrait of Annie Haslam framed in one of the 'cards'. Later pressings, and in the US, a rather bland picture consistent in style and size with the other members portraits were added.
"Things I Don't Understand" was founder member Jim McCarty's last contribution to the band. "Running Hard" quotes a melodic phrase first used in "Mr. Pine" from the Illusion album, as well as the piece "Litanies" by French composer Jehan Alain. The music to "Cold Is Being" is taken entirely from "Adagio in G minor" (attributed to Tomaso Albinoni) and, contrary to the album credits, was not composed by Michael Dunford; it was, however credited in the back notes ("Thanks to Jehan Alain for the opening piece of RUNNING HARD and Albinoni for COLD IS BEING"). "Mother Russia" is cited by Jon Camp as being a case where he made major compositional contributions without being credited for them.
(Wikipedia)

01. A1 Running Hard (09:34)
02. A2 I Think Of You (03:10)
03. A3 Things I Don't Understand (09:26)
04. B1 Black Flame (06:28)
05. B2 Cold Is Being (03:02)
06. B3 Mother Russia (09:18)

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