Fugs

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Tenderness Junction Pop New - LP RS 6280 Reprise Sealed 1967 Tri-Color Steamboat Label Gatefold Original. We Assume That This Also Contains The Poster.... more details

	Belle Of Avenue A Pop New - LP RS 6359 Reprise Sealed 1969 Steamboat Label Original.... more details

	Fugs (Second Album) Pop Used - LP ESP 1028 ESP Rare 1966 Stereo Original. Black & White Cover With Staggered Photos On Back. Shrink Wrap Still Intact With Stereo Sticker And Original Store Sticker.... more details

	Fugs Pop Used - LP 1028 ESP 1966 Deep Groove Mono Original. Not Listed In The Guide Books. Photos On Back Are Straight. Red Mono Stamp On Back Cover. ... more details

	Golden Filth Pop New - LP RS 6396 Reprise Sealed 1970 Original. “By The Time Of This Recording On June 1, 1968 At The Fillmore East, The Fugs Had Evolved From Their Primitive Beginnings Into A Pretty Full And Tight Rock Band. They'd Also Grown Into A Pretty Large Group, In Fact, With Ten Musicians, Including Two Drummers. However, Most Of The Material Was Initially Recorded Between 1965 And 1966, ESP Era. While Some Listeners Might Be Disappointed By The Absence Of Live Versions Of Highlights From Their Reprise Records, This Release Actually Has More Value Than The Typical Live Album Because It Has Notably Different Arrangements Of Well-Known Songs. On The Fugs' First Recordings In Particular, The Sound And Execution Was Pretty Primitive, And It's Good To Have Full, Together Rock Versions Of Notable Songs Like "Slum Goddess," "Supergirl," "Nothing," "I Couldn't Get High," "Coca-Cola Douche," And "How Sweet I Roamed." The Spoken Intros Haven't Dated As Well, With Sanders' Monologues About Lesbian Dwarfs And Zebra Puke, And Kupferberg Moaning At One Point, "I Want A Titty"; What Was Once A Shocking And Taboo-Breaking Is Now Superfluous To The Music.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide... more details

	Proto Punk Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 Pop New - LP PVC 8914 Jem New Unplayed Copy. Not Sealed, Cut Corner. Promo Sticker On Back Cover.... more details

	It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest Pop New - LP RS 6305 Reprise Factory Sealed 1968 Two Color Steamboat Label Gatefold Original. Pristine Copy.... more details

	Virgin Fugs Pop New - LP ESP 1038 ESP Sealed Stereo Euro Import (UK, Italy?) Comes From Old Store Stock. Recorded In 1965.... more details

	Golden Filth Pop Used - LP 6396 Reprise Beautiful 1970 White Label Promo. Slight Paper Tear On Bottom Of Back Jacket (See Scan). Recorded Live At The Fillmore East On June 1, 1968.... more details

	Fugs Psych New - LP 1028 ESP Factory Sealed 1966 Mono Original With Staggered Photos On The Back Cover.... more details

	Golden Filth Pop Used - LP 6396 Reprise 1970 White Label Promo. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “By The Time Of This Recording On June 1, 1968 At The Fillmore East, The Fugs Had Evolved From Their Primitive Beginnings Into A Pretty Full And Tight Rock Band. They'd Also Grown Into A Pretty Large Group, In Fact, With Ten Musicians, Including Two Drummers. However, Most Of The Material Was Initially Recorded Between 1965 And 1966, ESP Era. While Some Listeners Might Be Disappointed By The Absence Of Live Versions Of Highlights From Their Reprise Records, This Release Actually Has More Value Than The Typical Live Album Because It Has Notably Different Arrangements Of Well-Known Songs. On The Fugs' First Recordings In Particular, The Sound And Execution Was Pretty Primitive, And It's Good To Have Full, Together Rock Versions Of Notable Songs Like "Slum Goddess," "Supergirl," "Nothing," "I Couldn't Get High," "Coca-Cola Douche," And "How Sweet I Roamed." The Spoken Intros Haven't Dated As Well, With Sanders' Monologues About Lesbian Dwarfs And Zebra Puke, And Kupferberg Moaning At One Point, "I Want A Titty"; What Was Once A Shocking And Taboo-Breaking Is Now Superfluous To The Music.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide... more details

	It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest Pop Used - LP RS 6305 Reprise 1968 White Label Promo Gatefold. LP Appears Virtually Unplayed.... more details

	Fugs First Album Psych Used - LP 1018 ESP Beautiful 1965 First Stereo Release.... more details

	Fugs Psych Used - LP ESP 1028 ESP 1966 Original With The Insanely Rare Shield Alternate Artwork. Shrink Wrap Is Still Mostly Intact. Layout Of The Back Cover Is Also Different From The Two Black And White Cover Versions.... more details

	Fugs Psych Used - LP 1028 ESP 1966 Original With The Insanely Rare Shield Alternate Artwork. Layout Of The Back Cover Is Also Different From The Two Black And White Cover Versions. Rear Cover Has A Small, Light Stain On The Bottom Left Corner With Three Initials Written Feintly In Pen Just Above It. Appears Unplayed.... more details

	Belle Of Avenue A Pop Used - LP RS 6359 Reprise Rare 1969 White Label Promo. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Some Light Foxing On The Cover.... more details

	Tenderness Junction Pop Used - LP RS 6280 Reprise 1967 Tri-Color Steamboat Label Gatefold Original. Jacket Is VG+. The Glossy LP Appears Unplayed.... more details

	Fugs (Second Album) Pop Used - LP ESP 1028 ESP 1966 Mono With Odd Label. We Have Not Been Able To Find Any Reference To The "Made In Poland" Printed On The Labels. Back Cover Has Non-Staggered Photos.... more details

	Golden Filth Pop Used - LP ED 217 Edsel 1994 UK Reissue Of The 1970 Album. Recorded Live At The Fillmore East.... more details

	It Crawled Into My Hand, Honest Pop Used - LP XED 181 Edsel 1986 UK Gatefold Reissue. Appears Unplayed.... more details

	Fugs (Second Album) Pop New - LP ESP 1028 ESP Sealed Original With The Insanely Rare Shield Alternate Artwork. Layout Of The Paste On Back Cover Is Also Different From The Two Black And White Cover Versions. “The Fugs, Retitled The Fugs Second Album For A Later Reissue, Finds Them Sounding More Professional Than On Their Debut, And Still Sounding Very Ahead Of Their Time Lyrically, Expressing Sentiments In Ways That Just Hadn't Been Done Before. Lyrically, Many Of The Tracks On This Album Wouldn't Be Out Of Place On Any Dead Kennedys Record, But Like The Dead Kennedys, The Fugs' Weakness For Crude Humor Puts A Damper On The Whole Affair. Sometimes The Jokes Work ("Dirty Old Man"), Sometimes They Don't ("Mutant Stomp"), But They're Always Entertaining. At Times, Ed Sanders' Nasal Whine And Clichéd Hippie Posturing Can Grow Tiresome ("Frenzy," "Group Grope"), But A Few True Gems Do Manage To Shine Through. "Morning Morning" And "I Want To Know," Which Wouldn't Have Been Out Of Place On The Velvet Underground & Nico, Are True Highlights. Like Reed, The Revolutionary Tag Is Placed On The Fugs For The Sheer Frankness They Used To Deal With The Taboo. But Whereas Reed Dealt With The Dark Sides Of Promiscuity And Drug Use, The Fugs Celebrate It, And Most Times In A Very Exhibitionist Way. Biting Social Commentary, As On "Doin' All Right," Is Articulately Done, And While Being Listenable, Is Not Outstanding In Musical Terms.” Matt Fink, All Music Guide.... more details

	Belle Of Avenue A Pop Used - LP RS 6359 Reprise Rare 1969 White Label Promo With Radio Station Timing Strip On Cover. Appears Glossy, Unplayed.... more details