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TEN YEARS AFTER - SSSSH. - DELUXE EDITION - 2-LP - VINYL LP
Originally released in 1969, Ssssh marked Ten Years After's breakthrough into mainstream rock, blending blues riffs with the raw energy of British psychedelia.
The album has been newly mixed by Charlie Russell (at Soho Studios), overseen by the original band members, remixed from the original 7 track 1" master tapes offering superb fresh sonic detail. The second LP contains a previously unreleased live recording from the Finnish radio archives of the bands stunning performance at the Kulttuuritalo hall in Helsinki on 3rd December 1969, recorded just months after the bands' career-altering performance at Woodstock. This deluxe edition features newly written liner notes by Nigel Williamson, a testimonial from Joe Bonamassa and previously unseen photographs. Remastered by Phil Kinrade and cut at half speed at AIR Mastering. The package is a 2LP 2025 Stereo Mix and Live in Helsinki, 1969. Housed in reverse-board gatefold sleeve.
$12.00
Original: $39.99
-70%TEN YEARS AFTER - SSSSH. - DELUXE EDITION - 2-LP - VINYL LP—
$39.99
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Originally released in 1969, Ssssh marked Ten Years After's breakthrough into mainstream rock, blending blues riffs with the raw energy of British psychedelia.
The album has been newly mixed by Charlie Russell (at Soho Studios), overseen by the original band members, remixed from the original 7 track 1" master tapes offering superb fresh sonic detail. The second LP contains a previously unreleased live recording from the Finnish radio archives of the bands stunning performance at the Kulttuuritalo hall in Helsinki on 3rd December 1969, recorded just months after the bands' career-altering performance at Woodstock. This deluxe edition features newly written liner notes by Nigel Williamson, a testimonial from Joe Bonamassa and previously unseen photographs. Remastered by Phil Kinrade and cut at half speed at AIR Mastering. The package is a 2LP 2025 Stereo Mix and Live in Helsinki, 1969. Housed in reverse-board gatefold sleeve.
