Cottonwoodhill

Bellaphon

calendar_today1971Germany

“Released in glossy gatefold cover. Label imprint on bottom right on front cover, label imprint with purple box top left on back cover. Purple Bellaphon label, with unboxed Bellaphon text. Reissue, most likely 1972 or later.”

Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Italy

“Licensed by Phonag. Distribuzione Esclusiva Durium S.p.A. Milano. Issued in a gatefold sleeve. On the labels the band are credited as: BRAIN TICKET First & secondary cat#s appear on front cover and center labels respectively. Third cat# appears on gatefold spread.”

Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Italy

“Originally released in 1971. Most likely 2000s reissue of the original release with diffrent LP matrix. Gatefold cover.”

Bellaphon

calendar_today1971Germany

“Reissue of [r=8038997] Cat# printed as 270 · 07 · 001 Boxed Bellaphon logo with rim wording on top since approximately 1974. So this edition is later than 1974 but prior to 1977 due to missing LC.”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Germany

“Released in glossy gatefold cover. Label imprint Bellaphon on bottom right on front cover, label imprint Hallelujah top left on back cover (instead of purple Bellaphon imprint). Purple Bellaphon label, with unboxed Bellaphon text.”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Germany

“70s issue with boxed "bellaphon" and unboxed "G E M A" on label. Different RIM text design to this release: [r855060] Released in a gatefold cover. Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed!”

Durium

calendar_today1971Italy

“Licensed by Phonag. Distribuzione Esclusiva Durium S.p.A. Milano. Issued on Durium labels in a gatefold sleeve.”

Lilith

calendar_today1971Europe

“Originally released in 1971. Repress from the 2010 release , but with diffrent LP and CD matrix. See [r2336028] 180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover. CD contains the same material but on 4 tracks. Brainticket Part I and Brainticket Part I Conclusion is on the CD together 1 track. No track timings given. Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD: "DIG-A-LOG with Lilith! 180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one. BEAT THAT! BRAINTICKET COTTONWOODHILL Being as LSD was first developed in a laboratory in Basel, it is perhaps no coincidence that one of the most “far out” albums of all time was made by this Swiss band (no small feat, given the competition!). Brainticket’s 1971 debut, Cottonwoodhill, begins normally enough with two fine psychedelic / kraut rock-influenced tracks, but the remainder of the album plays like an acid trip with a soundtrack, dominated by Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s endless droning organ, a variety of musique concrète-type sound effects and vocalist Dawn Muir’s trippy vocals. The album, banned in several countries, even came with this self-imposed warning: “After Listening to this Record, your friends may not know you anymore." / "Only listen to this once a day, your brain might be destroyed!”." (from the back side of the sleeve): "Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. you've got your brainticket now ! Hallelujah !" ©1971 Bellaphon ℗2010 Lilith Records Ltd All rights reserved - info@lilith-records.com Manufactured in EU under license from ℗ San Juan Music Group 499 Ernston Road, Parlin, New Jersey 08859, U.S.A”

Bellaphon

calendar_today1971Germany

“Reissue of [r=8038997] Cat# printed as 270 · 07 · 001 Boxed Bellaphon logo Missing LC”

Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Italy

“Licensed by Phonag. Distribuzione Esclusiva Durium S.p.A. Milano. Issued in a gatefold sleeve. First & secondary cat#s appear on front cover and center labels respectively. Third cat# appears on gatefold spread. SIAE stamp type one dates this issue as circa 1970 to 1975.”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Germany

“Reissue with boxed "bellaphon" and unboxed "G E M A" on label. Different RIM text design to this release [r855060]: "Alle Urheber- und.." Released in a gatefold cover. Inside gatefold it says "Stereo X 606" Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed! Hand etched matrix. Looks too new for a 1970s reissue. Is it legit?”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Germany

Bellaphon

calendar_todayJan 26, 1971Germany

“First German release of this album. Released in a gatefold cover. Initial copies included a small poster. No label imprint on front cover, label imprint with purple box on back cover. Purple Bellaphon label, with unboxed Bellaphon text.”

Round Trip Records

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Germany

“Bootleg of the Hallelujah GF.”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1974Germany

“Circa 1974 press. Blue Hallelujah labels, with unboxed Bellaphon logo. Released in a gatefold cover. Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe for Hallelujah Records licensed by Phonag From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed! Hallelujah Records takes no responsability (typo)”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1974Germany

“Hybrid issue with the original 1971 cover and 1974 pressing with Hallelujah labels. Released in a gatefold cover. Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed!”

BASF / Hallelujah

calendar_today1974Spain

“Gatefold cover with Hallelujah logo on back.”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1977Germany

“Boxed Bellaphon logo, purple label. Released in a fold-out cover. Circa 1977 pressing, with LP recut from BLS 5563 plates, but no Label Code. First part of runouts (including JP) is etched; second part is stamped and crossed out. Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe for Hallelujah Records licensed by Phonag From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed! Hallelujah Records takes no responsability (typo)”

Bellaphon / Hallelujah

calendar_today1977Germany

“Edition first pressed in 1977. Has blue Hallelujah labels, with boxed Bellaphon logo. No Label Code. Released in a gatefold cover. Printed by Johannes Alt, Frankfurt All songs published by Edition PHONAG Produced by Bischof & Kolbe for Hallelujah Records licensed by Phonag From inside cover: Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed! Hallelujah Records takes no responsability (typo)”

Lilith

calendar_todayJun 17, 2010Russia

“Originally released in 1971. 180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover. CD contains the same material on 5 tracks. No track timings given. "This BONUS CD is not for sale separately" Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD: "DIG-A-LOG with Lilith! 180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one. BEAT THAT! BRAINTICKET COTTONWOODHILL Being as LSD was first developed in a laboratory in Basel, it is perhaps no coincidence that one of the most “far out” albums of all time was made by this Swiss band (no small feat, given the competition!). Brainticket’s 1971 debut, Cottonwoodhill, begins normally enough with two fine psychedelic / kraut rock-influenced tracks, but the remainder of the album plays like an acid trip with a soundtrack, dominated by Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s endless droning organ, a variety of musique concrète-type sound effects and vocalist Dawn Muir’s trippy vocals. The album, banned in several countries, even came with this self-imposed warning: “After Listening to this Record, your friends may not know you anymore." / "Only listen to this once a day, your brain might be destroyed!”." (from the back side of the sleeve): "Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. you've got your brainticket now ! Hallelujah !" ©1971 Bellaphon ℗2010 Lilith Records Ltd All rights reserved - info@lilith-records.com Manufactured in EU under license from ℗ San Juan Music Group 499 Ernston Road, Parlin, New Jersey 08859, U.S.A Runout strings are stamped.”

Cleopatra / Hallelujah

calendar_todayOct 11, 2011United States

“Reissue on the Cleopatra label. Limited Edition Psychedelic Splatter-Colored Vinyl. Gatefold cover. Includes a limited-edition collectible Balloon. © ℗ 2011 Cleopatra Records © 1971 Hype texts: Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. Join in... you've got your brainticket now! Hallelujah! Advice: After listening to this record your friends won't know you anymore. Warning: Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed!”

Cleopatra

calendar_todayNov 3, 2017United States

Cleopatra

calendar_todayNov 3, 2017United States

Lilith

calendar_today1971Europe

“Originally released in 1971. Repress from the 2010 release , but with diffrent LP and CD matrix. See [r2336028] 180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover. CD contains the same material but on 4 tracks. Brainticket Part I and Brainticket Part I Conclusion is on the CD together 1 track. No track timings given. Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD: "DIG-A-LOG with Lilith! 180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one. BEAT THAT! BRAINTICKET COTTONWOODHILL Being as LSD was first developed in a laboratory in Basel, it is perhaps no coincidence that one of the most “far out” albums of all time was made by this Swiss band (no small feat, given the competition!). Brainticket’s 1971 debut, Cottonwoodhill, begins normally enough with two fine psychedelic / kraut rock-influenced tracks, but the remainder of the album plays like an acid trip with a soundtrack, dominated by Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s endless droning organ, a variety of musique concrète-type sound effects and vocalist Dawn Muir’s trippy vocals. The album, banned in several countries, even came with this self-imposed warning: “After Listening to this Record, your friends may not know you anymore." / "Only listen to this once a day, your brain might be destroyed!”." (from the back side of the sleeve): "Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. you've got your brainticket now ! Hallelujah !" ©1971 Bellaphon ℗2010 Lilith Records Ltd All rights reserved - info@lilith-records.com Manufactured in EU under license from ℗ San Juan Music Group 499 Ernston Road, Parlin, New Jersey 08859, U.S.A”

Phonag Records / Hallelujah

calendar_today1971Switzerland

“Originally released 1971 on Hallelujah. All songs published by Edition Phonag Produced by Bischof & Kolbe for Hallelujah Records licensed by Phonag © + ℗ Phonag Records [on tray card] © + ℗ 1970 Phonag AG [on CD] Packaged in a standard jewel case with 4-page booklet.”

Bellaphon

calendar_today1989Germany

“This pressing differs from [r1179908] in that this is not glass mastered at CDM. All Songs Published By Edition Phonag Originally released on LP in 1971.”

Bellaphon

calendar_today1989Germany

“[tray insert] All Songs Published By Edition Phonag Manufactured and distributed by Bellaphon, West-Germany [CD] Bellaphon Records, West-Germany Made by Interpress West-Germany [booklet] All Songs Published By Edition Phonag - This version has CDMxx in matrix. [r=25786879] has Mastered by Interpress in matrix.”

Phonag Records / Hallelujah

calendar_today2000Switzerland

“Originally released 1971 on Hallelujah. All songs published by Edition Phonag Produced by Bischof & Kolbe for Hallelujah Records licensed by Phonag © + ℗ Phonag Records [on tray card] © + ℗ 1970 Phonag AG [on CD] Packaged in a standard jewel case with 4-page booklet.”

Lilith

calendar_todayJun 17, 2010Russia

“Originally released in 1971. 180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover. CD contains the same material on 5 tracks. No track timings given. "This BONUS CD is not for sale separately" Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD: "DIG-A-LOG with Lilith! 180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one. BEAT THAT! BRAINTICKET COTTONWOODHILL Being as LSD was first developed in a laboratory in Basel, it is perhaps no coincidence that one of the most “far out” albums of all time was made by this Swiss band (no small feat, given the competition!). Brainticket’s 1971 debut, Cottonwoodhill, begins normally enough with two fine psychedelic / kraut rock-influenced tracks, but the remainder of the album plays like an acid trip with a soundtrack, dominated by Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s endless droning organ, a variety of musique concrète-type sound effects and vocalist Dawn Muir’s trippy vocals. The album, banned in several countries, even came with this self-imposed warning: “After Listening to this Record, your friends may not know you anymore." / "Only listen to this once a day, your brain might be destroyed!”." (from the back side of the sleeve): "Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. you've got your brainticket now ! Hallelujah !" ©1971 Bellaphon ℗2010 Lilith Records Ltd All rights reserved - info@lilith-records.com Manufactured in EU under license from ℗ San Juan Music Group 499 Ernston Road, Parlin, New Jersey 08859, U.S.A Runout strings are stamped.”

Purple Pyramid

calendar_today2013United States

“© ℗ 1971”

Purple Pyramid

calendar_today2013United States

“© ℗ 1971 Brainticket © ℗ 2013 Purple Pyramid Records Catalogue number on disc face and runout is CLP 0294, spine on cover has 0294 Track durations are not printed on the release.”

Purple Pyramid

calendar_today2013Russia

“2013 Mastering by Skyla Talon”

Lilith

calendar_todayFeb 16, 2018Europe

“Originally released in 1971. 2018 repress from the 2010 release , but with diffrent LP and CD matrix. See [r2336028] Released 16.02.2018 180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover. CD contains the same material but on 4 tracks. Brainticket Part I and Brainticket Part I Conclusion is on the CD together 1 track. No track timings given. Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD: "DIG-A-LOG with Lilith! 180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one. BEAT THAT! BRAINTICKET COTTONWOODHILL Being as LSD was first developed in a laboratory in Basel, it is perhaps no coincidence that one of the most “far out” albums of all time was made by this Swiss band (no small feat, given the competition!). Brainticket’s 1971 debut, Cottonwoodhill, begins normally enough with two fine psychedelic / kraut rock-influenced tracks, but the remainder of the album plays like an acid trip with a soundtrack, dominated by Joel Vandroogenbroeck’s endless droning organ, a variety of musique concrète-type sound effects and vocalist Dawn Muir’s trippy vocals. The album, banned in several countries, even came with this self-imposed warning: “After Listening to this Record, your friends may not know you anymore." / "Only listen to this once a day, your brain might be destroyed!”." (from the back side of the sleeve): "Listen to the first recording of this LSD/Hashish/Fixy/Jointy Sound. Take a trip to your inner light. See the hallucinations of reality rise out of the groove. you've got your brainticket now ! Hallelujah !" ©1971 Bellaphon ℗2010 Lilith Records Ltd All rights reserved - info@lilith-records.com Manufactured in EU under license from ℗ San Juan Music Group 499 Ernston Road, Parlin, New Jersey 08859, U.S.A”

Purple Pyramid

calendar_today2020United States

“Personnel: Joel Vandroogenbroeck - Organ, Flute Ron Bryer - Guitar Werne Frohlich - Bass guitar Cosimo Lampis - Drums Wolfgang Papa - Talar Dawn Muir - Voice Hellmuth Kolbe - Potentiometers, generators and sound effects All songs published by Edition PHONAG Artwork by Elso Schiavo Cover photo by Heinz Walti Recording, Supervisions and Electronics by Hellmuth Kolbe Assistant Engineer: Robert Lattman Produced by Bischof & Kolbe”

Belle Antique

calendar_todaySep 25, 2020Japan

“Issued in gatefold mini LP sleeve with notes in mainly Japanese. SHM CD format.”

Bellaphon

calendar_today1971Germany

Purple Pyramid

calendar_today2020United States

“Personnel: Joel Vandroogenbroeck - Organ, Flute Ron Bryer - Guitar Werne Frohlich - Bass guitar Cosimo Lampis - Drums Wolfgang Papa - Talar Dawn Muir - Voice Hellmuth Kolbe - Potentiometers, generators and sound effects All songs published by Edition PHONAG Artwork by Elso Schiavo Cover photo by Heinz Walti Recording, Supervisions and Electronics by Hellmuth Kolbe Assistant Engineer: Robert Lattman Produced by Bischof & Kolbe”