THE BEAT OF THE EARTH CA TRIBAL GARAGE PSYCH LP SEALED
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Description
The Beat Of The Earth: "Our Standard Three Minute Tune" 1994, USA/Radish A.S. 0001 1/2. SEALED. Beautiful archive copy of what is technically the "second" Beat Of The Earth album, it's made up of material recorded in 1967 during the sessions that produced their first LP. Thick gatefold cover with rather arcane liner notes. This LP was a limited edition made 15 years ago and copies seemingly got sucked into a vortex and disappeared into collections, it's very hard to find now. Note: this is not a reissue. This is a unique trip, despite being drawn from the same vat of Kool-Aid as the debut.
Be sure to view my other auctions as I have more stuff like this up for grabs this week.
Everything I offer is guaranteed, but as this album is Sealed, the winning bidder must instruct me to open it to check for hidden problems, otherwise it will be sent as-is. If you have any questions, you can send a private email to me at activegod at earthlink.net
I ship all records in strong cardboard mailers with cardboard flats added to increase stability. Please be aware that these supplies are expensive to purchase and represent a small portion of my shipping charges. I pack/ship one day per week, usually it is Friday.
SHIPPING RATES:
USA: I can send this LP to you by Media Mail for $4.00, or by Priority Mail, which will be calculated after the auction using your zip code. Most of my customers prefer Media Mail because it is very cheap. Please keep in mind that it's cheap because it is SLOW. I have had Media Mail boxes take two months to travel cross-country.
CANADA: If you are in Canada, I can send this LP to you by 1st Class Airmail for $8.00.
MEXICO: If you are in Mexico, I can send this LP to you by 1st Class Airmail for $11.50.
EVERYWHERE ELSE: If you are not in the USA, Canada, or Mexico, I can send this LP to you by 1st Class Airmail for $17.00.
