Lot #21: Clark-Hutchinson - A=MH2 LP (1969/1970) Mega Rare Original UK Decca Nova First Pressing

Highly sought-after, mega-rare original UK stereo pressing of Clark-Hutchinson's landmark debut album, "AMH2". This record was released on the short-loved, highly collectable Decca Nova Series label. It stands as a pinnacle monument of late 1960s British underground psych-prog and indo-prog experimentation. Catalog: SDN-R 2 (Stereo) Country of Manufacture: Made in England (The Decca Record Co. Ltd.) Release Year: Recorded May 1969, Released early 1970 Cover Art: high-contrast, black and white double exposure portrait of the duo accented by punchy, stylized red lettering. Single pocket sleeve (not gatefold) - correct standard jacket variation for the UK first pressing. The white back cover features a striking, centerpiece silhouette graphic of the musicians integrated with the text. Displays, extensive historic liner notes penned by Ian Sippen, John Peel, and Mike Absolute. The Colour Indicator Hole: the die-cut indicator hole is designed to let the colour of the inner sleeve show through with the blue indicating a Stereo mix. The album is celebrated for its sprawling, complex improvisations combining lightning fast modal guitar runs, avant garde time signatures, and multi-instrumental depth. Auction Note: All lots are from a single estate collection. This is an opportunity to purchase a carefully curated decades-spanning collection from a single collector. The majority of the vinyl is in near mint condition with many appearing unplayed - if there are flaws of note we did our best to photograph that specifically. If you would like any further information please use the question portion available on each lot. Shipping is available - if you win the lot please email [email protected] to arrange. Pickup category timeslot {A}