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S.F. Sorrow is a concept album by The Pretty Things, released in 1968, which is often regarded as one of the first rock operas. The album is known for its innovative sound that blends rock, psychedelia, and baroque pop elements. It tells the story of a character named Sebastian F. Sorrow and explores themes of love, loss, and existentialism. The album's ambitious structure and production techniques have influenced numerous artists and are considered a landmark in the development of psychedelic rock.