The Grateful Dead- What A Long Strage Trip It's Been-2xLP

The Grateful Dead – What A Long Strage Trip It's Been

What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been pulls together studio and live Grateful Dead recordings from 1967 to 1972, tracing the band’s move from folk-rock roots into psychedelic rock exploration. The compilation has extra appeal because it gathered material from a key early stretch of the Dead’s catalog, including studio single sides that had not previously appeared on an album. Rick Griffin’s skeleton cover art, with red Old English Gothic lettering on black, also ties the LP directly into the band’s classic visual identity. The album later earned Platinum sales certification in 2001, a strong sign of its lasting pull within the Grateful Dead discography. This copy is a 1978 repress club edition vinyl pressing, useful for buyers looking for a vintage Grateful Dead vinyl LP from that era. The record is graded NM/VG++, with glossy vinyl that looks fantastic overall and only one or two very small light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected. What A Long Strage Trip It's Been.

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