In my opinion, a very psychedelic look to the album cover which was probably intended to gain visual appeal to the youth of the late 1960s "Hmm this looks interesting man, better buy it and have a play"
Judith, Athol and Bruce all worked for advertising agencies in the early years of the group being formed.
For the musicians, Maton guitars (12 & 6 string) were used on this album - nice!
The Seekers - Seen In Green
Columbia Records (Pale Green label)
Cat# SCXO 6193
Stereo
1967
Australian release
Gatefold cover is in good condition, no writing, no seam splits but the opening edge/spine is a bit "tired" and is now supported by clear tape. The gatefold cover design is the type which when it is opened, the vinyl record is inserted from inside the gatefold - terrible design and so often this creates great stress on the folding seam so it isn't surprising there is stress signs to this seam. Some light graphic damage can also be seen to the front bottom edge. Inside, the cover is a little "grubby" but overall it isn't in bad shape.
New inner plastic sleeve
Vinyl is in very good condition, visually inspected under a bright white halogen light source and I can only see a couple of very light scratches on either side. Just looking at the vinyl isn't good enough though so I then played both sides of the album ENTIRELY, every single track, and the playback is really very good - nice Australian pop-folk almost a bit psychedelic at times.
New outer protective sleeve
Tracks: Love Is Kind Love Is Wine, The Sad Cloud, 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy), If You Go Away, All I Can Remember, Chase A Rainbow (Follow Your Dream), Angeline Is Always Friday, On The Other Side, Cloudy, Can't Make Up My Mind, Rattler, Colours Of My Life
