Aside from Michael Nesmith's post Monkee albums, this DJB&H album remains one of the best documents of the post Monkee output! Why these guys really didn't have a hit or make a larger impact on the mid 70's musical landscape, is far beyond me. Catchy hooks, great pop, nice performances... this is a really fun LP! The vinyl looks to be NM condition, while it probably plays a high VG++ (I played it a lot!). The Cover is VG++ with some minor edge wear. This album is still in the shrink wrap, which has protected it some over the years. A small cut-out drill hole on the "D" in Dolenz on the cover. Sticker on cellophane. Great record! Do you remember the feeling?
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