Procol Harum S/T LP Classic Records 200g Clarity Vinyl Sealed New Unreleased

$

500

Procol Harum ?– Procol Harum Label:Regal Zonophone ?– LRZ 1001, Classic Records ?– LRZ 1001 Format:Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Remastered, Mono, 200 Gram, Clarity Vinyl Vinyl, 12", 33 ? RPM, Reissue, Remastered, Mono, White Vinyl Country:US Manufactured :2003 Genre:Rock Style:Psychedelic Rock, Classic Rock, Prog Rock
Tracklist A1 Homburg A2 She Wandered Through The Garden Fence A3 Something Following Me A4 Mabel A5 Cerdes (Outside The Gates Of) B1 A Christmas Camel B2 Kaleidoscope B3 Salad Days (Are Here Again) B4 Conquistador
Companies, etc. Remastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering Lacquer Cut At – The Exchange Credits Bass Guitar – David Knights Lacquer Cut By – GRAZZ* Lead Guitar – Robin Trower Music By – Gary Brooker (tracks: A1 to B4) Organ [Hammond] – Matthew Fisher Percussion – B.J. Wilson Producer – Denny Cordell Remastered By – Bernie Grundman Voice, Piano – Gary Brooker Words By – Keith Reid (tracks: A1 to B4)
Notes With the exception of Repent Walpurgis for which Matthew Fisher may be held responsible all the music was written by Gary Brooker and the words by Keith Reid. The Album was produced by Denny Cordell.
High quality audiophile pressing on 200 gram virgin vinyl.
Remastered from the original mono tapes.
Product Condition: NEW   This is a single LP of the Classic Records 200gram reissue of "Procol Harum" pressed on CLARITY VINYL, although never released as such. Extremely rare.
Comes with jacket. Jacket in near mint condition. Tiny dent on bottom left corner
Background on Clarity Vinyl Pressings In 2008, Classic discovered that de-magnitizing black vinyl records leads to better sound in playback.  The engineers at Furutech in Japan, makers of a commercial record demag machine, explained that the carbon black that was added to PVC record pellets contained trace metal that became randomly magnetized and while spinning below an electro-mechanical transducer (phono cartridge) caused electrical distortion inside a cartridge during LP playback.  Hence, demagnetizing a black vinyl record dramatically reduces the electrical distortion and leads to more "Clarity" in playback.  Michael Hobson, founder of Classic Records reasoned that if the carbon black were removed then the result should be more Clarity in playback.  Working closely with the PVC manufacturer Kenan, Classic developed its own proprietary "Clarity Vinyl" devoid of the problems with trace magnetic particles contained in black vinyl formulas.  A Clarity vinyl pressing on a flat profile die is the absolute ultimate pressing possible and even a step above the JVC UHQR black vinyl pressings.  Not to be missed - you can hear the difference!