Artist: Love Title: Forever Changes Label: Elektra Records Catalogue Number: K 42015 Country: United Kingdom Original Release Year: 1967 Pressing Year: 1971 UK Reissue Format: 12" Vinyl LP Speed: 33⅓ RPM Description Forever Changes is the third studio album by American rock band Love, originally released in 1967 and widely regarded as one of the most influential psychedelic rock albums ever recorded. Led by Arthur Lee, the album combines psychedelic rock, folk, baroque pop and orchestral arrangements. It features the classic Alone Again Or, A House Is Not A Motel, Andmoreagain, The Red Telephone, Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale and You Set The Scene. Pressing Notes This is the UK Elektra Records pressing, catalogue K 42015. The K 42015 edition is documented as a 1971 UK butterfly-label stereo reissue, rather than the original 1967 UK pressing. The original 1967 UK release carried catalogue number EKS 74013 in stereo or EKL 4013 in mono, so K 42015 should not be described as a first pressing. The K 42015 pressing features the distinctive Elektra butterfly labels and the original 11-track album programme. Track Listing Side One Alone Again Or A House Is Not A Motel Andmoreagain The Daily Planet Old Man The Red Telephone Side Two Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale Live And Let Live The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like This Bummer In The Summer You Set The Scene Additional Information 1971 UK Reissue Elektra Records Catalogue Number: K 42015 Elektra Butterfly Labels Stereo Original 11-track album 33⅓ RPM Features Alone Again Or, A House Is Not A Motel, The Red Telephone and You Set The Scene Classic psychedelic rock album Love's third studio album One of the most highly regarded albums of the 1960s Condition Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) Record: Very Good Plus (VG+) Inner Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) Rockabuy Records Grading Guide Near Mint (NM) Virtually flawless condition with minimal signs of handling. Excellent (EX) Lightly played and exceptionally well cared for, with only minimal signs of use. Very Good Plus (VG+) A well-preserved copy with light signs of use. Minor surface marks may be present but do not significantly affect playback. Very Good (VG) Noticeable signs of use with light surface marks and handling wear, while remaining enjoyable to play. Good (G) More pronounced wear and marks, with some background noise possible. Poor / Fair (P/F) Heavy wear and significant scratches affecting playback quality. Shipping All records are visually inspected and conservatively graded. Records are securely packaged in professional record mailers with protective stiffeners and dispatched via a fully tracked delivery service.
