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Neil Young-Harvest (1972)

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  Artist: Neil Young Title:   Harvest Label: Reprise Format: CD Catalog Number: 2277-2 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year of Edition: US early to mid 90's, Specialty Pressing Sell Price: $3.25 Sell Date: 9/10/26 Condition: VG+/VG+ Discogs Last Sold:9/4/26 NM/VG $3.44 Low: $0.46 Median: $2.97 Average: $3.55 High: $15.12 Current low price: $1.80 (Denmark) $1.97 (US) Curren Number on Sale at Discogs: 74 Have/Want: 2515/448 Where Sold: San Diego, CA Time It Took To Sell: 3 years Where and When Bought: Facebook marketplace lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: A Sad To See It Go: No My first copy of Harvest was a dollar bin copy that was wrecked to the point I never listened to it beyond the collection introductory spin.  Much of it had been usurped by the Decade compilation.  Even when I picked up a copy in the CD era, there were other Neil records I wanted to hear more than this.  Somehow, despite it all, when I throw it on, every track is extremely familiar. D...

Faces-A Nod Is As Good As A Wink...To A Blind Horse (1971)

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  Artist: Faces Title:  A Nod Is As Good As A Wink...To A Blind Horse Label: Warner Bros. Format: LP Catalog Number: BS 2574 Year of Release: 1971 Country and Year of Edition: US 1971 Sell Price: $10.57 Sell Date: 8/31/26 Condition: VG+/VG  Discogs Last Sold: 8/31/26 VG+/VG $15.00 Low: $1.00 G+/no cover  Median: $10.00 Average: $11.98 High: $44.50 NM/VG+ Current low price: $5.00 F/P $9.00 VG/VG Curren Number on Sale at Discogs: 15 Have/Want: 417/104 Where Sold: Long Beach, CA Time It Took To Sell: 2 years Where and When Bought: The Thing in Greenpoint $2 a couple years ago Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: A Sad To See It Go: No 1971 was the year of the Rod.  When this record came out at the end of 1971, Rod Stewart was already a household pop name with "Maggie May" and the album Every Picture Tells A Story.  That he held on to fronting the band all the way to 1975 says something about this unit of Ron Wood and Small Faces core Ronnie Lane and Ian McLagan. ...

Bread-On The Water (1970)

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  Artist: Bread Title: On The Water Label: Elektra Format: 8-Track Catalog Number: ET8 4076 Year of Release: 1970 Country and Year of Edition: US 1970 Sell Price: $3.69 Sell Date: 6/21/26 Condition: VG/VG tested start to finish Discogs Last Sold: n/a Low: $3.69 Median: $3.69 Average: $3.69 High: $3.69 Current low price:  n/a Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 0 Have/Want: 14/16 Where Sold: Fort Worth, TX Time It Took To Sell:  2 years Where and When Bought: Ebay 8-track lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  B Sad To See It Go: No  "I can't believe I'm going to have to take Bread seriously" I said out loud to particularly no one.  Since this tape sold last week I've had it on my Spotify shuffle I use to familiarize myself with titles like this than outside of the hits I have no reference point. The lead track is actually a strong Mike Nesmith sounding number "Why Do You Keep Me Waiting" complete with fuzz guitar and an instrumental break that sounds downright...

The Rolling Stones-Exile On Main Street (1972)

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  Artist: The Rolling Stones Title:  Exile On Main Street Label: Rolling Stones Records Format: 8-Track Catalog Number: TP 2-2900 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year of Edition: US 1972 gray shell Sell Price: $12.85 Sell Date: 5/31/26 Condition: VG/VG tested start to finish Discogs Last Sold: 8/5/24 VG+/no cover $9.99 Low: $2.99 Median: $9.00 Average: $11.02 High: $25.00 VG+/VG+ Current low price: $5.99 G+/generic Current Number on Sale at Discogs: 3 Have/Want: 66/344 Where Sold: Fort Worth, TX Time It Took To Sell:  3 years Where and When Bought: Ebay 8-track lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  A Sad To See It Go: No I think the first time I heard Exile was on an 8-track my friend John got in the early 80's.  I got a vinyl copy used at some point before the CD era and never really noticed the different track order.  I don't think I ever got a remaster CD beyond one of those Sony butcher jobs of the 80's.    Exile was a long album of songs, some...

Jethro Tull-Living In The Past (1972)

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  Artist: Jethro Tull Title:  Living In The Past Label: Chrysalis Format: 8-Track Catalog Number: KBC-1035 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year of Edition: US 1972 green case Sell Price: $6.10 Sell Date: 5/28/26 Condition: VG+/VG Pro Refurbish Discogs Last Sold: 5/13/22 VG+/VG+ $5..00 Low: $5.00 Median: $6.10 Average: $6.03 High: $6.98 Current low price: $2.99 VG/no cover Current Number on Sale at Discogs:  2 Have/Want: 25/20 Where Sold: Fort Worth, TX Time It Took To Sell:   3 years Where and When Bought:  ebay lot Gwiz-gau Grade:  A Sad To See It Go: Yes The top line Tull retrospective Living In The Past compiles very little from their albums.  Yet, this is a beautifully put together, conceptualized 4 sides that became altered on this 8-track edition.  The listener is spared fade outs over the double lenght tape, however songs are outright swapped out and added to make the track times loop seamlessly.  Since my favorite, "Hymn...

Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles-Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! (1972)

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  Artist:  Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles Title: Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles!  Live ! Label: Columbia Format: LP Catalog Number: KC 31308 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year  of Edition: US 1972 with insert Sell Price: $4.88 Sell Date: 5/26/26 Condition: VG+/VG Discogs Last Sold: 5/25/26 VG/VG $4.00 Low: $0.99 G+/G 1/3/26 Median: $5.36 Average: $8.44 High: $35.00 M/VG+ sealed never opened  3/21/26 Current  low price:  $1.98 G/VG, $3.99 VG/VG includes insert Current Number on  Sale at Discogs:  144 Have/Want: 5559/219 Where Sold: Charleston, SC Time It Took  To Sell:   3 years Where and When  Bought:  Facebook marketplace lot Gwiz-gau Grade:  A- Sad To See  It Go: No Carlos Santana's live pairing with Buddy Miles released in 1972 was hot off the heals of Santana's peak era.  Miles also was a couple years away from Band of Gypsies with Hendrix, so there was a bit of gravitas with this speci...

Emerson Lake & Palmer-Trilogy (1972)

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  Artist: Emerson Lake & Palmer Title: Trilogy Label: Cotillion Format: 8-Track Catalog Number: COM 89903 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year  of Edition: US Club Edition Orange Shell Sell Price: $2.57 Sell Date: 3/29/26 Condition: VG+/G+ untested Discogs Last Sold: 5/12/25 VG/not graded $2.99 Low: $2.57 Median: $2.78 Average: $2.78 High: $2.99 Current  low price:  $3.00 G+/no cover Current Number on  Sale at Discogs: 2 Have/Want: 5/18 Where Sold: Fort Worth, TX Time It Took  To Sell:  2 years  Where and When  Buught: Ebay Lot Gwiz-gau Grade:  B- Sad To See  It Go: No By the mid-80's I had most of ELP's album on vinyl.  Despite being one of their bigger albums, Trilogy was an exception.  Oddly enough it contains the band's only top 40 hit in the US, "From The Beginning."  This song is a bit of a poor mans "Green Eyed Lady." with an etherial acoustic soft rock drive.  Even after listening to the album ...

Yes-Close To The Edge (1972)

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  Artist: Yes Title: Close To The Edge Label: Atlantic Format: CD Catalog Number: A2 19133 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year  of Edition: US 1987  Columbia House edition Sell Price: $6.95 Sell Date: 3/3/26 Condition: VG+/VG+ Discogs Last Sold: 2/16/26 VG/VG+ $1.88 Low: $1.88 Median: $6.95 Average: $6.87 High: $11.99 Current  low price:  $2.00 NM/VG+ Current Number on  Sale at Discogs:8 Have/Want:118/191 Where Sold: Burnsville, MN Time It Took  To Sell:  3 years Where and When  Bought: Facebook $2 CD lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade: A Sad To See  It Go: No Close To The Edge is one of those titles that I have on vinyl, 8-track and CD, sometimes multiples in those formats.  This is to the point that I almost pulled the wrong one that was ordered, which was an 80's mastered record club version instead of a later remaster I also had.  This was in part because the buyer also got a more recent remastering of Floyd's Wish You Were Here....

The Allman Brothers Band-Eat A Peach (1972)

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  Artist: Allman Brothers Band Title: Eat A Peach Label: Polydor Format: CD Catalog Number: 823 654-2 Year of Release: 1972 Country and Year  of Edition: US circa 1984-6 Sell Price: $6.99 Sell Date: 1/28/26 Condition: VG+/VG+ Discogs Last Sold: 7/5/24 NM/VG+ $3.98 Low: $3.88 Median: $5.24 Average: $6.47 High: $12.00 Current  low price:  n/a Current Number on  Sale at Discogs: 0 Have/Want: 40/60 Where Sold: Wahiawa, HI Time It Took  To Sell:  4  years Where and When  Bought: $2 Facebook marketplace lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  A- Sad To See  It Go: No Eat A Peach is probably the second best Allmans album after Live At The Fillmore East.  I first heard this circa 1980 when one of my Dad's guitar students gave him a double vinyl copy to learn a cut from the record.  I'll have to ask him what it was, I think it was a short instrumental piece which I guess would be "Little Martha."  That same student gave him Led Zep IV aro...