TONITE LETS ALL MAKE LOVE IN LONDON LP 1968 UK 1st Press PINK FLOYD RARE

	£		105
	$		139

For sale here is aVERY rare SOUNDTRACK LP. (especially in this condition) by VARIOUS ARTISTS taken from the film by PETER WHITHEAD called " TONITE LETS MAKE LOVE IN LONDON " and is an ORIGINAL 1968 UK MONO 1st Pressing on the 1st Press INSTANT label.THIS LP IS MEGA RARE AND VERY DIFFICULT TO LOCATE. THIS IS POSSIBLY THE RAREST EVER SOUNDTRACK LP, AND HARDLY EVER TURNS UP FOR SALE... TRY AND GET HOLD OF ANOTHER ONE!..NOT ONLY THAT BUT THIS LP IS IN STUNNING CONDITION...(have a look at my photo's) THIS IS THE ORIGINAL UK 1968 MONO PRESSING ON THE 1st PRESS INSTANT LABEL. 1st PRESS MATRIXES, AND FIRST PRESS 3 FLIPBACK SLEEVE...THIS LP IS MEGA RARE AND VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND - SO DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ULTRA RARE RECORD...this is the ORIGINAL INSTANT UK MONO first pressing from 1968 and is in STUNNING condition!..The record is pressed on a slab of THICK black quality vinyl. The Cat no. is INLP 002 on the 1st PRESS INSTANT label...(have a look at my photo's) and is a UK MONO 1st Pressing..

Labels are the sensational blood orange INSTANT format in mint condition!! With the INSTANT logo above the central holes on both labels to confirm that this is the very first issue of this magnificent rarity. Both sides are in mint condition with NO signs of age, has absolutley NO spindle lines whatsoever!!!!. With NO damage of any kind !!! NO graffiti , NO rips ,NO tears, NO stickers whatsoever and in MINT!!! condition!!!

Vinyl

Thickly pressed heavy weight vinyl pressing with jet black mirrior like surfaces That have that just pressed look!!. A magnificent vintage classic . Against a strong halogen light and angled at 45 degrees , There are NO surface marks, NO nasty scratches and NO blemishes whatsoever!! NO tiny faint wispy lines are visible at all. A remarkable visual and impossible to locate in this condition! and would therefore easily grade as MINT!!! condition!!!

Sleeve

Original UK 1968 first press!!! sleeve is showing virtually no signs of wear at all!!, with a miniscule amount of ring wear (barely noticeable) and virtually NO creasing at all!!. The sleeve has NO rips, NO stickers ,NO tears and absolutley NO graffitti whatsoever,and is a pleasure to view!!.The sleeve is in near mint condition and a Fantastic collectors item!!!,The reverse of the sleeve is snowy white with all texts beautifully clear and sharp!!!. The Spine is perfectly straight,and clearly legible. Very difficult to locate for a record of over 40 years old!!! This is a fine example of this sensational INSTANT classic !!!!

Matrix Numbers INLP 002-1L INLP 002-2L

Comes 100 % complete with the original plain white inner in SUPERB!!! unsplit condition

Tonite Let's All Make Love in London is a 1967 semi-documentary film made by Peter Whitehead about the "swinging London," based around a series of psychedelic performances and interviews.

It features live performance by Pink Floyd and footage of John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Mick Jagger, Vanessa Redgrave, Lee Marvin, Julie Christie, Allen Ginsberg, Eric Burdon, Michael Caine and many others attending one of the band's concerts.

An LP soundtrack album for the film was released in 1968. After that, it has been released twice on CD; by See For Miles Records and by Immediate Records, with a slightly altered track listing. The soundtrack is chiefly valued for the inclusion of two otherwise unreleased (except the 1995 EP London '66-'67, which encompassed these songs), early Pink Floyd recordings: a long take of "Interstellar Overdrive" and "Nick's Boogie", an improvised instrumental. On the original vinyl soundtrack album, "Nick's Boogie" was not included and "Interstellar Overdrive" appeared on edited form, clocking at 3:02, while the full-length version is 16:46. The album also contained "Interstellar Overdrive (Reprise)," a clip taken from the beginning of the track. Later, the See For Miles CD version of the soundtrack included the full-length "Interstellar Overdrive."

In 1991 a CD containing the two Pink Floyd tracks and the two David Hockney and Lee Marvin interviews (interviews are as one track, thus the cd has 3 tracks although the booklet incorrectly lists interviews as separate tracks) was released to help promote the full soundtrack album.

 Original LP

1. "Interstellar Overdrive" (Barrett/Mason/Waters/Wright) – 3:02
   • Performed by Pink Floyd
   This is the edited version of the almost 17 minutes long early take of the song, which is released on the London '66-'67 album and the See For Miles Records release of Tonite Let's All Make Love In London
2. "Night Time Girl" (Skinner/Rose) - 3:00
   • Performed by Twice as Much
3. "Out of Time" (Jagger/Richards) - 3:36
   • Performed by Chris Farlowe
4. "Changing of the Guard" (Leander/Mills) - 3:06
   • Performed by Marquis of Kensington
5. "Winter is Blue" (Bunyan/Skinner) - 3:21
   • Performed by Vashti
6. "Here Comes the Nice" (Marriott/Lane) – 3:10
   • Performed by The Small Faces
7. "Paint It, Black" (Jagger/Richards) - 3:35
   • Performed by Chris Farlowe
8. "When I Was Young" (Briggs/Burdon/Jenkins/McCulloch/Weider) - 3:05
   • Performed by Eric Burdon & the Animals
9. "Interstellar Overdrive (Reprise)" (Barrett) - 1:05
   • Performed by Pink Floyd
   A minute long clip from the beginning of the 17 minutes long Interstellar Overdrive take.
10. "Tonite Let's All Make Love in London" - 1:23
    • Poem read by Allen Ginsberg

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