Corridor of Faces

This 1968 release comes as a limited pressing on transparent light green vinyl LP. It features the original album artwork and design. There's an intro by John Pollano with rare photos and the band's history. 'Lazy Smoke - Corridor Of Faces' is highly regarded as one of the rarest psych albums ever. Recorded in Massachusetts in 1968, it's a classic, cohesive, and solid album. The lead vocal sounds remarkably like John Lennon's, but beneath the surface, there's a darker, eerie tone. While other bands sang about love and hallucinations, the songs on 'Corridor of Faces' are immediately dark. Even the seemingly light 'Sarah Saturday' has an undercurrent of uncertainty, reminiscent of the Forever Changes era of Love.

To enjoy this 'Corridor of Faces' vinyl LP, simply place it on your record player's turntable, gently drop the needle onto the groove, and let the music play. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting fingerprints or dirt on it. Store the LP in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat, as these can warp the vinyl. Keep the album in its original sleeve to protect it from scratches. If you notice any dust on the record, use a soft, anti - static brush to gently remove it before playing.