BEATLES Revolver France Red/Black Odeon LABEL ERROR 1st & only MONO Press 1966
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The Beatles
»Revolver«
(detailed pictures on bottom of every listing)
France 1966 ~ 1st Press ~ LSO 105 ~ EX
Red?Black Odeon BIEM ~ MONO ~ Label Error
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A rare first & only press. Contrary to her stereo sister (SLSO 105), which was published on the same day, the French Revolver MONO release was deleted right after its first appearance on the market. In 1968, French Odeon switched their catalog number logic from LSO/SLSO to CLSO, marking it "STEREO & MONO".
While it is widely known that early German first presses came with a label error, only a few French records "share this faith". This record is one of the few, showing I Want To Love You instead of I Want To Tell You.
Revolver and Collection are the only French first pressings initially published on Red/Black Odeon.
Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition. back to TOP
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(PLEASE NOTE that pictured record is an EXAMPLE only. It is NOT the item up for auction. Thank you.) Record Grading
Visual Grading Cover Front VG (perfect spine) Cover Back VG Inner Sleeve(s) [N/A]
(plain) Label Side A EX Label Side B EX Vinyl Side A EX Vinyl Side B EX Audio Grading Side A VG Side B VG We use superb vinyl equipment with its heart being an Ortofan Diamond System and gold plated contacts all around.
Audible checks are performed with a Pro-Ject Audio system connected to a DENON PMA 520-AE amplifier, with a Sennheiser 350 headset. Remarks As for the Cover and related issues, please refer to pictures provided right after. Spine is in a perfect shape.
Writing on back of cover.
Vinyl is shiny.
Regarding audio, plays perfectly thru no jumps, skips.
Please keep in mind that an opinion is bound to be subjective. Refer to pictures, provided extensively.
For a short explanation of applied grading, please see remarks on every listing's bottom of page. back to TOP Pictures (all pictures taken by ourselves from the record that is up for auction) back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP More rare Collectibles ~ already on auction, or soon to come (all records 2nd, 3rd, or 4th/whatever copies from our own collection) Germany, 1st WW, Green Odeon OPX 82, "GOTTA Hold..." France, 1st, Dark Blue Odeon OSX 230 U.K., 1st, PCS 3071, STEREO Sans Serif U.K., 1st, PMC 7027, MONO in EX U.K., 1st, PMC 7067/68, MONO (!), #21,126 U.K, 1st, SMMT 1/2, pic book BLUE lyric sheet, NEAR MINT
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