Vinyl Album - Cressida - Cressida - Vertigo

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Cressida
Title:	Cressida
Label:	Vertigo
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	VO 7 / 847 904 VTY
Date:	Feb 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
» Search eBay #AD » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

PRICE GUIDE

Add Valuation

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Cressida	To Play Your Little Game		10.0 Rate
A2	Cressida	Winter Is Coming Again		10.0 Rate
A3	Cressida	Time For Bed		9.3 Rate
A4	Cressida	Cressida		9.0 Rate
A5	Cressida	Home And Where I Long To Be		9.0 Rate
A6	Cressida	Depression		10.0 Rate
B1	Cressida	One Of A Group		10.0 Rate
B2	Cressida	Light In My Mind		9.0 Rate
B3	Cressida	The Only Earthman In Town		9.5 Rate
B4	Cressida	Spring '69		8.5 Rate
B5	Cressida	Down Down		9.5 Rate
B6	Cressida	Tomorrow Is A Whole New Day		9.5 Rate

Notes

Gatefold sleeve.

Images

Number: 595178 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: robozuc Description: Front cover	Number: 595180 Uploaded By: robozuc Description: Gatefold inside left	Number: 595181 Uploaded By: robozuc Description: Gatefold inside right	Number: 595182 Uploaded By: robozuc Description: Back cover
Number: 595179 Uploaded By: robozuc Description: Gatefold front	Number: 462359 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS ● Description: A	Number: 462358 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS ● Description: 1st pressing B	Number: 725469 Uploaded By: deepinder cheema Description: Possible influence used for the inside of VO7 or vice versa

Comments and Reviews


deepinder cheema 20th Apr 2015		I have a theory about the design used by Teenburger for this cover. I can't prove my thesis fully I was asked by a member of the band if I knew where are the photos used for the inner sleeve. There is no credit for the photographer but it is clear that it must be Colin Fulcher/Teenburger. I believe that he went to see the band whilst recording at Wessex Studios. When I was watching the recent documentary on Queen it focussed on the time the band and Sex Pistols were recording at Wessex. The filming at formerly Wessex to capture the various encounters with Queen and Sid Vicious showed me that Wessex was a neo Gothic deconsecrated church which has to be what Barney decided to do for the LP cover. I know from my research on his Red Dirt LP design that Barney could work rapidly once he had his idea. Barney had seen the band; looked at their name saw the recording studio; it seems to me he had what was needed to create the LP cover and the enigmatic 'Barney space' which can be seen from the cover of a Surrealist publication which is the centrefold of this LP.



yvetot-bocage 19th Apr 2015		In my opinion, the best progressive album ever recorded as it goes way beyond the progressive tag anyway. It's just a classic album on par with the greatest albums produced in the late sixties and early seventies.



deepinder cheema 11th Apr 2015		The winged creature is 'The goddess Victory of Samothrace' found in Le Louvre' I think this is known as Nike and not an angel called 'Cressida' as published in a silly book about the sleeve designer Barney Bubbles who was Teenburger seen here as sleeve credit.



robozuc 13th Nov 2014		The reissue on Vertigo swirl, is without the PHILIPS credit on the label.



robozuc 13th Nov 2014		Covers added.



deepinder cheema 23rd Dec 2013		The LP had at least 2 pressings. The sleeve and label was subtly adjusted.

Add a Comment or Review about this album

Linked Releases

Netherlands - Vertigo - 1970

Spain - Vertigo - 1970

Europe - Repertoire - 2014