1969 Led Zeppelin ST Purple Tan Label Rare Original USA Pressing LP Vinyl Record
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1969 Led Zeppelin ST Purple Tan Label Rare Original USA Pressing LP Vinyl Record.
Record has been cleaned on a VPI RCM with tergikleen solution and rinsed with distilled water. Playgraded and re-sleeved in new poly inner. Overall a solid VG play copy per goldmine standards with some occasional clicks and ticks but nothing too bad.
Cover is between G+ and VG, top seam is split but presents very well. See pics.
Will pack in new Lp mailer with record outside sleeve. I have shipped over 300 LPs. Experienced seller.
Additional details below.
Label variant: (Atco) purple/brown Stereo labels that were only produced on Atlantic releases when pressed at RCA Records Pressing plant, Indianapolis. Some say these issues are "club" issues but no proof on release. Others feel that these were created from stock Atco labels to fill the need. "Club" or press error, a very rare label.
This label is rare and only appeared on a few titles from around 8130 to 8200 catalog #s. The Led Zeppelin album error commands premium prices, since not only is the label in error, but side 1 of the album is a different mix from the regular pressing.
Also side 2 does sound a little different from the standard issue. There is a long pause between "Black Mountain Side" and "Communication Breakdown", where the standard issue had no silence at all. And there is an unusually long silence between "Communication Breakdown" and "I Can't Quit You Baby", much longer than was on the standard issue.
The running time for B5, "How Many More Times" is listed on the back cover as 3:30, but actually plays 8:30.
For Variant 3, track B5, the song "How Many More Times" is banded in the vinyl to be two (2) tracks instead of one. Visually Side B appears to have 6 tracks but plays the standard 5. The second band of B5 is positioned at the beginning of the 'atmospheric' break in the song, at ~3:35
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