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	FLASH Flash (British Progressive Rock 1972 UK Sovereign 5-track vinyl LP featuring Peter Banks and Tony Kaye of Yes fame, housed in a very seventies front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve is Exellent with a little edge wear over the years & the vinyl is Excellent & appears barely played SVNA7251) Tracklisting: 1. Small Beginnings 2. Morning Haze 3. Children Of The Universe 4. Dreams Of Heaven 5. The Time It Takes
	FLASH Out Of Our Hands (Original 1973 UK 9-track LP, including Man Of Honour and None The Wiser. The gatefold picture sleeve shows minimal wear, the labels show some spindlewear but the vinyl itself grades Excellent SVNA7260) Tracklisting: 1. Open Sky 0:35 2. None The Wiser - King 3:17 3. Farewell Number One - Pawn 1:36 4. Man Of Honour - Knight 4:45 5. Dead Ahead - Queen 4:38 6. The Bishop 4:21 7. Psychosync - Escape/Farewell Number Two/Conclusion 4:50 8. Manhattan Morning - Christmas '72 6:23 9. Shadows - It's You 3:20
	FLASH In The Can (1973 New Zealand 5-track LP, unique front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. The second album by the hugely admired band formed by ex-Yes guitarist Peter Banks, featuring a more guitar influenced sound following the recent departure of keyboard player Tony Kaye. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for its forty years SVNA7255) See 'More Info' for just how rare this sleeve is... Tracklisting: .��The normal issues of this had a gatefold sleeve depicting the unadorned chest upholstery of a young blonde female of the species, with the intricate details of her busty substances being obscured by conveniently placed locks of hair. Little known, however, is that this was not the first sleeve design. The original sleeve design [this one] featured a Hipgnosis composition that was essentially a gatefold shot of the band in the studio, with the inside gatefold showing a suitably 'Rocktastic' on stage shot that appears to show Peter Banks levitating. Seventies novelties aside, this sleeve is particularly remarkable because it was never meant to have been issued AT ALL. That means it doesn't even qualify as 'withdrawn' because it should not have been printed to withdraw in the first place. Some were printed as proof sleeves in the UK but none were known to have ended up on a finished retail copy - Until now. The March 2014 issue of Record Colector magazine [#425] has a full page devoted to this under their 'Diggin' For Gold' section on page 134. The author, Dave Watkinson, describes obtaining his proof sleeve directly from the head offices of Yes' management at 9 Hillgate Street in West London when they were moving premises and getting what he believed to be possibly the only sleeve left in the world from the archive of the Manager at the time, Brian Lane. He correctly describes this as 'The Money Shot' for Yes collectors with a value that could only be guessed at. That's for an unissued proof sleeve with no vinyl. What price a finished retail issued sleeve WITH vinyl ? How New Zealand happened to have and to issue this sleeve is unknown, but I suspect the vast distances between the Head Office & New Zealand may have had a lot to do with it. Being pressed in ridiculously small numbers compared to a UK press, it may have even been thought that it had not been pressed there at all. Obviously, some were. The quantities of these sleeves that made it into the wild in New Zealand are unknown but it could be mere handfuls. Other than the one owned by Dave Watkinson, only one other has ever surfaced. Under normal circumstances, this would go to the highest bidder, but as we offer a 'first past the post' system here, the first one that offers to buy it, gets it. If you are a lifelong Yes & related collector, this could well be the crowning glory of your life's work. Tracklisting [Vinyl]: 01 Lifetime 10:05 02 Monday Morning Eyes 5:03 03 Black And White 12:04 04 Stop That Banging 1:50 05 There No More 11:35 Tracklisting [According To The Sleeve]: 01 Lifetime 10:15 02 There No More 10:59 03 Black And White 11:10 04 Monday Morning Eyes 5:03 Different running order & only four tracks listed. The timings listed are also different.
	FLASH In The Can (2010 issue UK 7-track digitally remastered CD album - Upon his departure from Yes following the release of the album 'Time and a Word', guitarist Peter Banks formed this excellent Progressive outfit featuring Ray Bennett [bass,guitar], Colin Carter [vocals] and Mike Hough [drums]. Signing to the Sovereign label in the UK, Flash recorded their eponymous debut album in 1972. Originally released in 1973, 'In The Can' was the band's second album and spawned as 'Lifetime' Tracklisting: , 'Black And White' & 'Monday Morning Eyes'. This 2010 edition comes expanded with 2 Bonus Recordings including the rare single 'Watch Your Step' and a single edit of 'Lifetime'. Complete with a picture booklet containing restored artwork, photos and extensive sleevenotes)��1. Lifetime 2. Monday Morning Eyes 3. Black And White 4. Stop That Banging 5. There No More Bonus Recordings: 6. Watch Your Step 7. Lifetime - Single Version

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