Vinyl Album - Emerson, Lake And Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery - Manticore

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Emerson, Lake And Palmer
Title:	Brain Salad Surgery
Label:	Manticore
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	MC 66669 / K 53501
Date:	19 Nov 1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Jerusalem	Parry, Blake Arr. Emerson, Lake, Palmer	Rate
A2	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Toccata (An Adaptation Of Ginastera's 1st Piano Concerto, 4th Movement.)	Arr. Keith Emerson, Percission Movement. Carl Palmer	Rate
A3	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Still .... You Turn Me On	Lake	Rate
A4	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Benny The Bouncer	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Rate
A5	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Karn Evil 9 (1st Impression - Part 1)	Emerson, Lake And Sinfield	Rate
B1	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Karn Evil 9 (1st Impression - Part 2)	Emerson And Lake	Rate
B2	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Karn Evil 9 (2nd Impression)	Emerson	Rate
B3	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Karn Evil 9 (3rd Impression)	Emerson, Lake And Palmer	Rate

Notes

Produced by Greg Lake.

The actual first UK release of this album was pressed in the USA by Atlantic Records at Speciality Records Corporation (only first pressings of this title have SRC's logo after the machine stamped matrix numbers, the large S with R and C in the loops) and must have -G stampers both sides. These discs were imported back into the UK and housed in the UK first edition sleeve with the catalogue number K53501 on rear and spine and Manticore Records logo distributed by WEA Records Ltd on rear (only UK issues were housed in this sleeve) This 1st pressing was released on November 19, 1973 in both the US and the UK at the same time, later issues were printed with a Manticore/WEA catalogue number and are pressed on thinner vinyl. Original pressing comes in a fold out jacket and a poster.

Matrix / Runout (Side A): ST-MC-732991-G (Large S with R and C in the loops) AT
Matrix / Runout (Side B): ST-MC-732992-G (Large S with R and C in the loops) AT

Images

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Comments and Reviews


OzoneBaby 5th May 2024		BPI gives 7 December 1973 as release date 19 Nov was a Monday. In 73 the default release day was still Friday



KeithS SUBS ● 23rd Mar 2017		End of 1973 There was a shortage of paper pulp in the UK following was reported at the time December 1973 There is still a bulk pulp shortage causing delays in print produce such as LP jackets. Atlantic seem worst hit and the Emerson Lake and Palmer jackets have been imported from the USA..a special jacket had been agreed and impossible to make in the UK because of shortages of board of the right quality



zabadak 8th Dec 2014		As (maybe?) everyone knows, the album inages were created by HR Giger, later more famous as the designer of the Alien.



wordnwot 24th May 2014		Added scans of 1st press pressed in the USA by Atlantic Records at Speciality Records Corporation (only first pressings of this title have SRC's logo after the machine stamped matrix numbers, the large S with R and C in the loops) and must have -G stampers both sides and was purchased by me as soon as it came out. Mine never came with a poster so there might have been limited numbers.