Reissue of highly sought-after US ( Ohio ) melodic, pop psych LP. Originally released in 1971 & now reissued in 2014 with the full consent of the band. Highly touted on/in Acid Archives, Tyme Machine & more. Jade's Faces of Jade album is a tough-to-find Cincinnati-area nugget from 1971. It is one of the most highly sought-after ''Beatles-Impact'' records among psych, power-pop and Beatles collectors. Great mix of Rubber Soul and a a space between the Zombies & The Bee Gees Baroque Pop. After a bit of sleuthing label tracked tracked down the members and are proud to give a proper and awesome-sounding vinyl reissue of their sole pop-psych classic. 'This came to me with an 'underrated' tag attached, and I'm inclined to agree. It's late '60s Brit-psych/pop of the McCartney/Roy Wood variety, transplanted to 1970s Cincinnati, serving up plenty of innovation, fun and a fair amount of label money on hand. Opens with a dreamy psych mini-epic that recalls the second Fallen Angels album, the rest holds a middle ground between London '68 and the clever pop that Ohio would become famous for, leaving the listener to decide if this is a late '60s lyte-psych LP or in fact an Anglo-retro '70s trip. Lots of piano, 'Penny Lane' fanfares, high-pitched teen harmonies and unexpected studio tricks. One of the best in the style.' --Acid Archives. First pressing of 500 is on GREEN TRANSLUCENT VINYL with an MP3 coupon