Nazz – Nazz – LP

Nazz’s 1968 self-titled debut captures a moment when guitar-driven psychedelia was carving out its niche, spotlighting the band’s knack for blending melodic hooks with a slightly raw edge. The album includes the original “Hello It’s Me,” a track that Todd Rundgren would later revisit in his solo career, and “Open My Eyes,” which gained extra attention through a promotional video by Ray Dennis Steckler. These songs underline the band’s role in shaping late-60s rock, with “Open My Eyes” standing out as a psychedelic staple that still resonates. This vintage pressing from 1968 offers a genuine slice of that era on vinyl, carrying the kind of wear you’d expect from a record that’s been spun and appreciated over the decades. The vinyl is graded VG, indicating it’s fully playable but may show noticeable surface marks and some background noise during quieter passages. For collectors or listeners drawn to the authentic feel of a well-loved 60s rock album, this copy brings both history and character to the turntable—proof that good music doesn’t always arrive in pristine packaging.