SUCH A DEAL.  POOBAH, LET ME IN.  RIPLP002 - 2LP, GATEFOLD, REMASTERED AND REISSUED WITH BONUS TRACKS. BRAND NEW AND SEALED.    WHY THE DISCOUNT?   THE FRONT, BOTTOM, LEFT CORNER HAS A TINY CORNER CREASE.  IT ALSO SHOWS UP ON THE REAR, BOTTOM, RIGHT CORNER. THE LAST 2 PHOTOS (scans) SHOW THE CREASE.  ALL THE REST OF THE PHOTOS (scans) ARE STOCK PHOTOS. THIS 2LP SET, WITH THE BONUS TRACKS, IS GETTING VERY HARD TO FIND, ESPECIALLY NEW AND SEALED.  I WILL MAIL IT TO YOU WITH TENDER LOVING CARE, INCLUDING USPS TRACKING, FROM LOS ANGELES, FOR FREE. I ACTUALLY ALREADY HAVE IT SUPER-DUPER PACKAGED UP. YOU WILL LOVE IT.    International buyers ? please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges aren't included in the item price or postage cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. "Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be, prior to bidding or buying."      The original album was released in 1972 with founding members, Jim Gustafson on guitar and vocals, Phil Jones on bass and vocals, and Glenn Wiseman on drums and what a monster he is. The original album only has 6 tracks and they are impressive. The band was named after some girl from Jim’s high school that everyone feared. Poobah is weird nickname for a girl. The name makes me think of The Flintstones’ Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes. The cover art of the album was done by artist Jack Joyce and done in the style of American Underground Comix of the 1960’s. Jack had understood that Jim was a huge fan of comics so it inspired him to do this character throwing up in a toilet. Man, that is inspiration.  Then in 2010, the band signed a new deal with Ripple Records and the album was remixed and then on top of that they threw on 13 bonus tracks they had laying around that were recorded back in 1973. The band has seen a resurgence in popularity of the years with songs being in TV shows, critics loving them and seeing re-issues like this one.