Sold Date: January 22, 2019
Start Date: January 3, 2019
Final Price: £17.95 £13.00 (GBP)
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SUPERB VINTAGE ALBUM AND A PERSONAL FAVOURITE!

GREAT FIRST EDITION AND PRESSING.

ORIGINAL 'HEXAGON' LABELS.

FOR ALL RELEVANT INFO AND MATRIX PROOF PLEASE SEE IMAGES.

GLOSSY VINYL IN SOUND ORDER WITH A LOT OF VERY LIGHT SWIRLS AND PATINA, NONE OF WHICH SPOIL ACTUAL AUDIO QUALITY (AN EXCELLENT LISTEN ON MY LINN!). NOTHING SERIOUS AND NO SKIPS. JUST LIGHT BACKGROUND NOISE ASSOCIATED WITH VINYL OF THIS AGE. SOUND AND IMAGERY BIG, UPFRONT AND WIDE.

LABELS ARE FINE WITH NO DAMAGE ETC.

ORIGINAL LINED INNER EXCELLENT.

GATEFOLD COVER IS GRUBBY AND AGED, NO DAMAGE AND ALL PHOTOS/TEXT REMAINS CLEAR.

SPINE IS WORN BUT INTACT, LIKE THE REST OF THE COVER.

***A SUPER COLLECTIBLE COPY JUST TO KEEP....OR A GREAT PLAYABLE COPY TO USE AND KEEP***

This will come supplied with a new poly lined inner sleeve and clear album cover.
It will be securely packed in a quality mailer with stiffeners used correctly with the disc safely removed from outer sleeve.
I usually use Royal Mail but happy to use any buyers personal preference.
Combined postage a pleasure where possible.
Please ask if you require further information or photographs I'm happy to help.

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ARE WELCOME.

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'Argus is the third album by the rock band Wishbone Ash. It is their most commercially and critically successful album. It peaked at No. 3 in the UK Albums Chart.
The album is medieval-themed, featuring a blend of progressive rock, folk, and hard rock, and is considered a landmark album in the progression of twin-lead guitar harmonisation later adopted by bands such as Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden. The sound engineer on Argus was Martin Birch, who also worked with Deep Purple, later with Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden and other hard rock bands.The bulk of the lyrics were provided by bassist/lead vocalist Martin Turner, although all members are credited with the music and arrangements.
It was named "Album of the Year" in the 1972 year-end issue of Sounds magazine.'