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AMON DnnL Amon Dnnl (Win or Lose PRS 1003, 1970) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Amon Dnnl is a German psych-progressive group which also released a couple of albums on Atco as Amon Dnnl II (2nd incarnation of the band).

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ROMANCERS Let's Do the Swim (Selma S-1501, 1964) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

This was scheduled to be released on Del-Fi, but was chosen to start the new label instead.

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VARIOUS ASTRONAUTS Apollo 11: Flight to the Moon (Bell BELL-1100, 1969) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(9-69, #185) Actual voice transmissions from various space flights, with narration by Walter M.

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VARIOUS ARTISTS San Francisco Sampler-Fall 1970 (Finnadar SD 158, 1970) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

This album is a sampler of the San Francisco albums, it has the standard San Francisco label and is not a white label promo.

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BOB DYLAN The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with Four Deleted Tracks Mono LP (Columbia 1986, 1963)

This is the record that the Goldmine Album Guide lists at the top of its "100 Most Valuable U. S. Albums" chart. After "Freewheelin' " was recorded in 1963, there were four tracks that did not make the final release -- "Talkin' John Birch Society Blues," "Let Me Die in My Footsteps," "Rocks and Gravel," and "Gamblin' Willies Dead Man's Hand." The reasons for this depend on whom you ask; some say CBS pressured Dylan to remove "Talkin' John Birch" because they feared some would find it offensive, others say Dylan simply chose to reshuffle the the track list for artistic reasons (a number of tracks recorded with a full backing band had already been scrapped to maintain Dylan's presence as an acoustic folk performer). Either way, the first version of the album was ready to be shipped when it was pulled and restamped; somehow a number of those original discs were relabeled and released into circulation, and have become much sought-after collectors' items. In the mid-1990s a couple of mono copies sold for $10,000 to $12,000, and the only two stereo copies of this version to be discovered are valued at $35,000 to $40,000.
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