Artist: Quintessence
Genre: Progressive Rock/Jazz
Various progressive rock and jazz groups use this name, referencing classical element theory and perfection. Their complex compositions and philosophical themes appeal to progressive music fans. Such bands represent progressive music's intellectual ambitions and spiritual explorations. Their dedication to musical sophistication maintains progressive traditions of artistic excellence and conceptual depth.
Quintessence vinyl records (17)
QUINTESSENCE Dive Deep (1971 UK first issue 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rimmed Island palm tree label complete with photo collage inner & textured mandala picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some edge scuffing and spinewear whilst the vinylis graded VG+ with few noticeable surface marks and hairlines
£28.00 used
THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI Symphony No. 2 (1976 US stereo issue of the classic 1962 performance textured picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with some minor age yellowing to the back and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play PMC7008)
£14.00 used
QUINTESSENCE Self (1972 UK 8-track LP with side two recorded live at Exeter University on 11th December 1971 great picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some ringwear and evidence of Vintage tape removal to opening edge thus grading Very Good whilst the vinyl appears to show very few signs of play; remaining in a Strong Excellent condition SF8273) Track Listing: 1
£34.00 used
QUINTESSENCE Sweet Jesus (Rare 1971 UK A label demonstration vinyl 7 for the single release with custom black on white Neon labels with Sample Not For Sale print. Early stoner psych rock from Britain also features the far-out b-side You Never Stay The Same. The picture sleeve is Very Good with some minor creases from ring wear & the vinyl appears barely played NE1003)
£23.00 used
QUINTESSENCE Quintessence (1970 first issue UK pink Island i label LP peculiar & very colourful fully laminated tri-fold picture sleeve that you need to unfold to remove the record. The sleeve retains a vintage price sticker and shows some wear to the laminate mainly to the corners and inner folds
£84.00 used
D.O.A. Disco Sucks (Second issue 1979 Canadian 7 vinyl EP. The classic debut EP from the Canadian punk band. Originally released in 1978. Picture sleeve. Both sleeve and vinyl reveal minimal signs of wear and play) Track Listing: A1 Disco Sucks A2 Nazi Training Camp B1 Royal Police B2 Woke Up Screaming
£39.00 used
THE POINTED STICKS Perfect Youth (Scarce 1980 Canadian 12-track vinyl LP. Debut album from the Canadian power pop band. Picture sleeve with printed credit inner. The sleeve displays a little edge and corner wear and the inner has some splitting on the seams. The vinyl shows a few cosmetic hairlines and light signs of play
£45.00 used