Stackridge

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Do The Stanley New Import - MCF 2747 Sealed 1976 UK First Pressing Of This Compilation Including Many B-Sides Not Previously Available On LP. more
	Extravaganza Used Import - PIGL 11 1974 UK gatefold original. Sgrong VG++/EX cover. more
	Extravaganza Used - LP - SASD 7509 1975 White Label Promo Housed In A Gatefold Cover, Cut Corner. more
	Extravaganza New - LP - SASD 7509 Sealed 1974 Gatefold Original. CC (Not Shown). more
	Man In The Bowler Hat Used - LP - MCG 3501 1974 UK Gatefold Original. A1/B1 Stampers. Vinyl Appears Unplayed. One Corner Is Lightly Creased. more
	Man In The Bowler Hat Used - LP - MCG 3501 Beautiful 1974 UK Gatefold Original. A1/B1 Stampers. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Produced By George Martin. more
	Mr. Mick Used Import - ROLL 3 1976 UK laminated jacket original. Vibrant EX/NM- jacket with a ding on mouth edge & nick on spine. "Still riven by internal disputes that would even scupper the band's second coming 20 years later, Stackridge were at least boosted in 1976 by the return to the ranks of flutist and vocalist Mutter Slater and bassist Crun Walter -- though the talents of James Warren were still sorely missed. In fact it was Slater who dominated Mr. Mick, which took Stackridge away from the Zappa-ish tendencies of Extravaganza and back toward their Beatlesque roots. Unfortunately, 1976 was no time to be releasing a concept album, even one that had been chopped up and rendered meaningless by the record company, and Mr. Mick represented the point at which Stackridge finally succumbed to the allied forces of public indifference and punk. It's far from being their best album, but Mr. Mick still has considerable charm, once you get past the somewhat pointless cod-reggae version of the Beatles' "Hold Me Tight." This was ditched, however, when the band issued a revised edition of the album in 2000, complete with all the tracks that were excised first time around at the expense of Slater's story. Since several of these include long stretches of narration that quickly pall on repeated listening, this is one of those rare occasions when you feel a degree of sympathy for the record company. As for the story itself -- a "modern fairytale" about an old codger who visits a magic rubbish dump where all the discarded articles have a tale to tell -- as career advancement went, it was up there with Brian Wilson's Mount Vernon and Fairway. Nevertheless, "Fish in a Glass," "Steam Radio Song," and "The Slater's Waltz" all boast the kind of sumptuous pop melodies that first convinced George Martin to helm The Man in the Bowler Hat." All Music Guide - Christopher Evans. more
	Pinafore Days New - LP - SASD 7503 Sealed 1974 Gatefold Original. more
	Stackridge New - LP - MCG 3505 Sealed 1971 UK Gatefold Debut LP. Folk-Tinged Pop With Elements Of Prog Rock In The Friendly Canterbury Style. more
	Stackridge Used - LP - DL 75317 Rare 1971 Gatefold Original, CC. Promo Sticker On Rear Cover. Appears Unplayed. more