*PHOTOS ACTUAL*
LIKE NEW VINYL WITH INNER / ex sleeve with some spine wear and ring wear hole punch in bottom left corner *NO CUTS*
Label:
MGM Records – SE-4537, MGM Records – SE4537
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, MGM Pressing
Country:
US
Released:
1968
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock
A1 Monterey
4:18
A2 Just The Thought
3:47
A3 Closer To The Truth
4:31
A4 No Self Pity
4:50
A5 Orange And Red Beams
3:45
B1 Sky Pilot
7:27
B2 We Love You Lil
6:48
B3 All Is One
7:45
Copyright © – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
Pressed By – MGM Record Manufacturing Division
Record Company – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
Published By – Slamina Music
Published By – Sea-Lark Enterprises
Art Direction – Acy Lehman
Artwork [Cover Art] – Fred Otnes
Engineer [Director of Engineering] – Val Valentin
Engineer [Recording Engineering] – Ami Hadani
Engineer [Remix Engineer] – Gary Kellgren
Producer – Tom Wilson (2)
MGM Record Manufacturing Division pressing denoted by "block-shaped S" or "block-shaped T" stamps in runouts.
SE-4537 on cover, SE4537 on label.
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout (Runout A variant 1): SE-4537 SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV 41 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B variant 1): SE-4537 SIDE 2 MGS-1365 32 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout A variant 2): SE-4537 SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV-1 11 [Block-shaped T]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B variant 2): SE-4537 SIDE 2 MGS-1365-112 [Block-shaped T]
Matrix / Runout (Runout A variant 3): SE-4537 SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV-1 11 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B variant 3): SE-4537 SIDE 2 MGS-1365-1 12 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout A variant 4): SE-4537 SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV 42 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B variant 4): SE-4537 SIDE 2 MGS-1365 12 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout A variant 5): SE-4537 SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV 42 [Block-shaped S]
Matrix / Runout (Runout B variant 5): SE-4537 SIDE 2 MGS-1365 31 [Block-shaped S]
Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
The Twain Shall Meet (LP, Album, Repress) MGM Records SE 4537 Canada 1968
The Twain Shall Meet (LP, Album, Stereo) MGM Records SMGL 50.009 Italy 1968
The Twain Shall Meet (LP, Album, Stereo, Unofficial Release) Large World LW-374 Taiwan 1968
The Twain Shall Meet (LP, Album, Stereo) MGM Records 665 091 Scandinavia 1968
The Twain Shall Meet (LP, Album, Stereo) MGM Records CS 8074 UK 1968
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Champco's avatar
Champco Mar 15, 2026
Just received a purchase. Had to have an original Monterey (song) album. Dead wax tells me it is a 1968 press SIDE 1 MGS-1364 REV 41 [Block-shaped S]. I got very lucky. Jacket has problems. Inner sleeve is well used but the record looks pristine and plays perfect. I had to listen to the whole recording. Some I have heard many times over the years since Skypilot came out. What is new to me is the best parts of buying vinyl records. Life is still good. This helps a lot.
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sekander's avatar
sekander Sep 20, 2024
Edited one year ago
One of the best, most influential records of the psychedelic era. Listening now, after all these years, it still sounds fresh and it's
easier to see how bands as diverse as Quicksilver Messenger Service and Moody Blues found inspiration here. Cavalry, on Happy Trails is a direct descendant of We Love You, Lil here. Om, on In Search Of The Lost Chord, is a direct descendant of All Is One here.
And, can we get some love for John Wieder and Vic Briggs, the criminally underrated guitar duo that Burdon brought in and laid the foundation for all the hit records of the second Animals iteration. Wieder's violin playing could have been the first by a rock band on When I Was Young in mid 1967. Briggs, although not the first to play sitar in a rock setting (Brian Jones), definitely made an impact on Moody Blues and others. A shame this band only lasted about two years.
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Mssr.Ggarb-Noslen Apr 12, 2019
Monterey and Sky Pilot....enough to make this the best most psych Eric Burdon LP. N
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kwhitehead Oct 23, 2018
Downer of a record, for sure. But musically adventurous and tremendous.
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mistermono Sep 7, 2018
There is a US mono promo copy of this LP (I own one). Surprised there is no listing here.
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TheVillageRecorder Jul 2, 2018
Edited 7 years ago
The Blue/Gold label is technically a second pressing. Original pressings of this have the black MGM label, but are hard to find. Harder yet is the promo white label version of that label design.
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- Media Condition: Near Mint (NM)
- Sleeve Condition: Excellent (EX)
- Genre: ROCK
- Format Type: LP
