( Free, Back Street Crawler ) Paul Kossoff / Koss
Japan Orig. PROMO 2LP


DJM IFS – 40082 – 83

Appendices: "Original OBI”, “G/F Cover", "Fold-Out Insert" & "Promo White Labels"

Description: This is scarce Japanese original PROMO copy ( released in 1977 ) of double compilation album, comin' with complete appendices. Labels of both discs are beautiful in white for promotional use. Fold-out insert shows “Japanese liner notes” and “English lyrics”. This double album includes 16 tracks featuring 11 previously unreleased tracks ( Side B of Disc 1 and whole of Disc 2 ). It’s hard to find Japanese promo copy of this album even in our country nowadays. Scarce item from Japan to serious collector.

Side A: The worm, Songs of yesterday, Mr.big ( Free ), Time away ( Paul Kossoff ), Hole in the head ( Amazing Blondel )

Side B: You and me ( Jim Capaldi ), You’ve taken hold of me ( Amazing Blondel ), Molten gold, Sidekick to the stars ( Back Street Crawler )

Side C: Never take me alive, The band plays on, It’s a long way down to the top, Train song ( Back Street Crawler )

Side D: The hunter, We won, Bird dog blues ( Back Street Crawler )


Condition: G+/NM/M ( Cover / Disc 1/2 )


COVER: Cover is partly worn on corners & outer edges. It’s lightly scraped with minor scratches, and ring-wear on the surface of each side ( mainly outside …See photos ). Otherwise it has no tear, dent, strip, stain & writing...OK.

DISC 1: Disc 1 is nearly TOP in condition, keeping glossy. A light discolored line is on each label. Otherwise it has none of any scuff, scratch, hairline & spindle-mark on each label, which can be rated as "NM". No flaw on the groove & no spindle-marks on each label …very clean disc, we guarantee you.

DISC 2: Disc 2 is TOP in condition, keeping glossy. It has none of any scuff, scratch, hairline & spindle-mark on each label, which can be rated as "MINT". No flaw on the groove & label …very clean disc, we guarantee you.

OBI: G+, being stained with light brown spots on the surface of each side ( mainly back side ).

INSERT: G+, being lightly creased and tanned on its surface of each page.