YES Close To The Edge *COLLECTOR* JAPAN HALF SPEED MASTER LP ATLANTIC MFSL 1-077
  $   150

 


$ 150 Sold For
May 31, 2018 Sold Date
May 20, 2018 Start Date
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I had 5 brick and mortar stores in Portland, OR, Boise, ID, Fairbanks, AK, and 2 stores in Anchorage, AK. I operated under the name Nickelodeon Records & Tapes from 1973 to 1978, hence the eBay name Original 1976 Nickelodeon Records.

All of my Listings are NEAR MINT VINYL By Visual Inspection UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
Not Play Graded

EACH COVER CONDITION is INDIVIDUALLY NOTED

ALL PICTURES ARE OF ACTUAL ITEMS....WE NEVER USE STOCK PHOTOS

THIS LISTING is for YES Close To The Edge MFSL 1-077

GATE FOLD COVER, LABELS, VINYL ALL NEAR MINT and PRISTINE

 ORIGINAL MFSL SQUARE PLASTIC/RICE PAPER INNER SLEEVE and INSERT INCLUDED
 
LOOKS UN PLAYED


PRESSED IN JAPAN BY JVC [JAPAN VICTOR CORPORATION]

This arguably one of the finest releases of one of the finest albums ever recorded, PERIOD!

LISTED IN 1001ALBUMS YOU MUST HEAR BEFORE YOU DIE
 

"This remains the apothesis of prog rock itself. First one encounters Roger Dean's enigmatic jacket design, presented in a gatefold format that is ideal for both contemplation and joint rolling. The track listing is the next hallmark, boasting only three titles, two in four movement, ersatz-symphonic structure. Pull out the sleeve and Jon Anderson's delightfully obtuse lyrics reveal themselves in all their florid glory. As ripe as it is for parody on the surface, the music on Close To The Edge is a wonder. Whereas Yes has showcased their individual talents on their breakout disc Fragile earlier the same year,on Close To The Edge they forged a more cohesive whole, striking a balance between esthetics and audacity. Their determinedly eclectic approach had them move from furious jazz to gothic organ flourish, then on to a driving rock groove--one false move and it would all fall tom pieces...The melodic stop-time rhythms of Bill Bruford and Chris Squire were the perfect grounding for Steve Howe's funky, Eastern-tinged guitar lines and Rick Wakeman's rococo keyboard noodling.At the center was Jon Anderson's high-flown tenor. It was something that should not have worked but it did--beautifully". Tim Sheridan, free lance music writer. Dimery, Robert ed., 1001ALBUMS YOU MUST HEAR BEFORE YOU DIE. New York: Universe Publications, p. 263.

 Songs include Side One: Close To The Edge  I.The Solid Time Of Change  II.Total Mass Retain
                                               III.I Get Up I Get Down  IV.Seasons Of Man.
              Side Two: And You And I  I.Cord Of Life  II. Eclipse  III. The Preacher The Teacher
                                            IV.Apocalypse  Siberian Khatru. 
                                                  
Look for more great Japanese Pressings from the Original 1976 Nickelodeon Records

PLEASE NOTE: WE TRY TO ONLY SELL JAPANESE PRESSINGS WITH OBI OR THEY HAVE LESS VALUE, HOWEVER NO OBI WAS INCLUDED IN THIS EARLY MFSL JAPANESE PRESSING

STORED and SHIPPED IN MOBILE FIDELITY SLEEVE PROVIDED
ORIGINAL SQUARE PLASTIC/RICE PAPER MFSL INNER SLEEVE PROVIDED
Shipped in HEAVY DUTY 3 MIL OUTER SLEEVE

SHIPPED IN HEAVY DUTY PROFESSIONAL CARDBOARD MAILER WITH TWO CARDBOARD PADS

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