Procol Harum- Home-LP

Procol Harum’s 1970 album Home captures a transitional moment for the band, blending hard rock energy with darker, more dramatic tones. This release stands out not only for its sound but also for its clever cover art—a playful parody of the British board game Snakes and Ladders featuring the band members themselves, offering a visual wink to fans. Home marked a lineup shift with the departure of Matthew Fisher and David Knights, and the return of Chris Copping, reconnecting the group with its roots in The Paramounts. The album’s mix of intensity and moodiness makes it a distinctive chapter in Procol Harum’s catalog. This pressing from 1970 offers a solid listen with a VG+ grade, indicating light surface marks and minimal imperfections that won’t overshadow the music. Presented on standard vinyl, it provides a straightforward window into this era of the band’s evolution. If you’re arranging your collection, this copy sits comfortably as a snapshot of Procol Harum’s journey, with condition that balances everyday playability and collector’s interest without demanding a magnifying glass.

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