Аквариум (Aquarium) - Навигатор (Navigator) – Rare Original 1995 Russian Vinyl Pressing – AM 064LP - LP - 1st Pressing - 1995

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Aquarium Navigator, a rare original 1995 Russian vinyl pressing – AM 064LP, first pressing, includes insert; sleeve VG+ and vinyl VG+.

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Message to the expert (not sure how to do it otherwise):
There is no evidence of the existence linen cover. On the pictures on Discogs release the cover and inlay are definitely paperwork. I checked on the Russian sites online there is no confirmation or even mention of linen cover existence. The record I have, judging by print, labels and paper, quality is NOT a new press. as discogs advises it is 1995 press
So I assume it is an original press. I'm contacting other owners now just to find out what kind of cover they have....
Result: New research with other sellers shows that none of them has a copy with a linen cover. Also, the information fits with the description on Discogs release page.

Аквариум ‎"Навигатор"
Aquarium "Navigator"
AM 064LP
Original first press 500 copies
1995 Russia


Extremely rare pressing in highly collectable condition. No stickers or writings on cover and labels. One tiny tear on the insert corner, see pictures. Paper cover with inlay VG+. Vinyl between VG+ and EX with insignificant usage marks. Excellent condition.

The Discogs release claims that the cover is linen and textured. But even the release pictures are clearly showing it is made of paper. According to information on the net there was only one vinyl release in 1995. So, the linen cover is a myth.



The album "Navigator" by the Russian group "Aquarium" is a signifying studio work by its leader Boris Grebenshchikov, recorded in 1995. Its original release was not available on vinyl: at that time, music was released mostly on CD and compact cassette. Unverified but an interesting claim is that the album became available on vinyl only as a limited edition of 500 copies.

Recorded in September 1995 in London.
This album features legendary names. Former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor (solo on "Don't Mow" and "Customs Blues") and Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks contributed to the album. The renowned Jerry Boyce served as producer and engineer.
Aquarium members:
BG — vocals and guitar
Oleg Sakmarov — flute, yimba, recorder
Alexander Titov — bass
Alexey Zubarev — electric guitar, harpsichord
Sergey Shchurakov — accordions and mandolins
Andrey Vikharev — zhuire, tambourine, and Tibetan drum
Andrey Surotdinov — violins, violas, harpsichord, and piano

Guest musicians:
Dave Mattacks — drums
Mick Taylor — guitars
Anthony Thistlethwaite — mouth harmonica
Danny Thompson - contrabass
BJ Cole - pedal steel guitar

Message to the expert (not sure how to do it otherwise):
There is no evidence of the existence linen cover. On the pictures on Discogs release the cover and inlay are definitely paperwork. I checked on the Russian sites online there is no confirmation or even mention of linen cover existence. The record I have, judging by print, labels and paper, quality is NOT a new press. as discogs advises it is 1995 press
So I assume it is an original press. I'm contacting other owners now just to find out what kind of cover they have....
Result: New research with other sellers shows that none of them has a copy with a linen cover. Also, the information fits with the description on Discogs release page.

Аквариум ‎"Навигатор"
Aquarium "Navigator"
AM 064LP
Original first press 500 copies
1995 Russia


Extremely rare pressing in highly collectable condition. No stickers or writings on cover and labels. One tiny tear on the insert corner, see pictures. Paper cover with inlay VG+. Vinyl between VG+ and EX with insignificant usage marks. Excellent condition.

The Discogs release claims that the cover is linen and textured. But even the release pictures are clearly showing it is made of paper. According to information on the net there was only one vinyl release in 1995. So, the linen cover is a myth.



The album "Navigator" by the Russian group "Aquarium" is a signifying studio work by its leader Boris Grebenshchikov, recorded in 1995. Its original release was not available on vinyl: at that time, music was released mostly on CD and compact cassette. Unverified but an interesting claim is that the album became available on vinyl only as a limited edition of 500 copies.

Recorded in September 1995 in London.
This album features legendary names. Former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor (solo on "Don't Mow" and "Customs Blues") and Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks contributed to the album. The renowned Jerry Boyce served as producer and engineer.
Aquarium members:
BG — vocals and guitar
Oleg Sakmarov — flute, yimba, recorder
Alexander Titov — bass
Alexey Zubarev — electric guitar, harpsichord
Sergey Shchurakov — accordions and mandolins
Andrey Vikharev — zhuire, tambourine, and Tibetan drum
Andrey Surotdinov — violins, violas, harpsichord, and piano

Guest musicians:
Dave Mattacks — drums
Mick Taylor — guitars
Anthony Thistlethwaite — mouth harmonica
Danny Thompson - contrabass
BJ Cole - pedal steel guitar

Details

Multiple titles
No
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
No
Artist/band (max 3)
Аквариум (Aquarium)
Record title
Навигатор (Navigator) – Rare Original 1995 Russian Vinyl Pressing – AM 064LP
Number of objects
1
Release country
Russia
Release year (oldest)
1995
Case/sleeve condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Pressing
1st Pressing
Media condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Genre
Rock
Includes
Insert
Record label
Триарий
Record label number
AM 064LP
Autographed by a famous person
No
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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