Pesky Gee Exclamation Mark Pye 1969 Uk Orig Prog Psych Mono Ex

Pesky Gee - Exclamation Mark Pye UK 1969 MONO Only LP by band related to Velvett Fogg and Black Widow.
Perfect encapsulation of the British music scene underground sound in 1969, still enthralled to psychedelia, but exploring different territories into funky progressive and harder rock.
This is also the very rare MONO pressing.
A rare LP in any form, Mono copies generally had to be specially ordered by 1969 and are therefore very rare, particularly for LPs like this that very few bought at the time.
The mono mix is also loud and punchy and suits the heavy sounds here.
Grading Vinyl: EX heavyweight mono vinyl is really nice with only a few of the faintest scuffs under strong light.
Plays fantastic EX.
Sleeve: VG If ever a sleeve was designed to age badly this is it - not only is it non-laminated and textured, it is gold, and whatever gold ink they used back then, it sure rubs off very easily.
This is about as good as you are going to find this sleeve unless you find one that has been kept in a dry cool warehouse all its life, which seems pretty unlikely given this was made 50 years ago.
Anyway, this sleeve isn t in bad shape at all, a small dink on the bottom edge and some light ring wear on the front and on the back flip-backs.
Grading M- As new, no marks of any kind whatsoever.
EX Perhaps a few featherlight whispy marks, but no scratches or deterioration in sound VG Some light marks on the vinyl, but nothing that should cause clicks or pops, just occasional light surface noise.
VG Some heavier marks and maybe a few scratches that will cause some noise, but will still be a very enjoyable listen with definitely no sticks or skips or constant surface noise.
Postage Postage within UK is 4.50 which includes signed for post.
We will post worldwide, but records must be sent fully insured and to be signed for .This will be 12 for within the European Union and 15 for the rest of the world.
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