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CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Choices - SWE 1st Pressprice: 250,00 PLN / 62,50 EUR
A very rare compilation of demo recordings from 1969-1970. -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Asylum - EU Repertoire Press - LISTENprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
German vinyl edition of the excellent second album by a British progressive formation playing beautiful, richly arranged art rock, comparable with the music of the Moody Blues, Rare Bird and Procol Harum. Both albums are sensational, although personally I value slightly more the somewhat rawer debut (also released by Repertoire in a gatefold sleeve). A must! -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Cressida - EU Repertoire Limited Press - LISTENprice: 130,00 PLN / 32,50 EUR
A wonderful, very melodic and atmospheric record reminiscent of the work of Rare Bird - recorded in the studio almost without any overdubs. Limited edition in a gatefold sleeve. New, sealed. -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Asylum - ITA Akarma Press - LISTENprice: 150,00 PLN / 37,50 EUR
The second album by a British progressive band playing beautiful, richly arranged art rock, comparable to the music of the Moody Blues, Rare Bird and Procol Harum. A must! -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Cressida - GER Repertoire Card Sleeve Edition - LISTENprice: 75,00 PLN / 18,75 EUR
Brilliant debut by a British formation, in its instrumental layer very reminiscent of Rare Bird with electric guitar. Remastered Repertoire edition. A must! -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Cressida - UK Repertoire Editionprice: 70,00 PLN / 17,50 EUR
Released in early 1970 by Vertigo, an excellent debut by a British band, instrumentally very reminiscent of early Rare Bird with electric guitar and of Procol Harum. A must! -
CRESSIDA (see also: Uriah Heep) - CRESSIDA - Cressida / Asylum (2CD) - UK BGO Remastered Edition - LISTENprice: 95,00 PLN / 23,75 EUR
Beautiful, richly arranged art-rock, comparable to the music of the Moody Blues, Rare Bird and Procol Harum. Both albums are stunning, although the hitherto underrated debut seems to be the better one. Remastered, double British edition. A MUST!
