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57. Leaf Hound – Growers Of Mushroom

Posted by Bill Rippel on December 25, 2020 - 2:23pm


Year: 1970
Record label: Decca Records 
Worth Today: $6,082.77*

Growers of Mushroom is the premier album of Leaf Hound, a British hard rock band. The vinyl for Growers of Mushroom has gone on to be very highly-sought-after. A copy in mint condition sold for $4,239 in March of 2016, while a VG+/VG+ copy sold a year later for $6,250. Growers of Mushroom was voted the most collectible rock album by Q Magazine subscribers.

The album, with nine tracks (later twelve, in 2005) was the last that Leaf Hound would release for a while. Leaf Hound disbanded just a few months after recording Growers (which reportedly took just eleven hours to record). The band reunited in 2004.