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Cellophane

The Troggs

550 €
Estimated vinyl value [2026 Valuation]
Technical Identification Sheet
RELEASE NUMBER (Discogs ID)13004287
Excel File Row66
Date Added to Archive27/09/2026, 12:51:10
Pressing Year1967
Pressing Type (Press)1ST
Country of PressingUK
Record LabelPage One
Stereo / MonoSTEREO
Catalogue NumberPOLS 003
BarcodeN/A
Matrix / Runout Side APOLS 003 1 Y 1 420
Matrix / Runout Side BPOLS 003 2 Y 1 420 1
Sleeve ConditionM
Media ConditionM
Inner Sleeve ConditionM
GenreRock
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Story & Background
The album "Cellophane" by The Troggs, released in 1967 by Page One, represents a fascinating chapter in the history of British garage rock, as it came out at a time of radical musical transformations. While 1967 was the golden year of psychedelia and progressive rock, with bands exploring complex sound architectures and innovative production techniques, The Troggs, under the guidance of their manager and producer Larry Page, distinguished themselves with an almost provocative choice: to maintain an incredibly raw and direct sound. This simplicity, often mistaken for a lack of depth by contemporary critics, was in reality a statement of intent. The album is a manifesto of primitive rock'n'roll, a raw and authentic energy that cemented their status as pioneers of proto-punk. Its disarming immediacy, devoid of embellishment, makes it today an essential classic, a gem that celebrates the power of spontaneity in an era of increasing complexity, unintentionally defining a genre.

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Official Tracklist
  • A1 - Little Red Donkey
  • A2 - Too Much Of A Good Thing
  • A3 - Butterflies And Bees
  • A4 - All Of The Time
  • A5 - Seventeen
  • A6 - Somewhere My Girl Is Waiting
  • B1 - It's Showing
  • B2 - Her Emotion
  • B3 - When Will The Rain Come
  • B4 - My Lady
  • B5 - Come The Day
  • B6 - Love Is All Around
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