BEATLES Revolver Germany ZTOX Odeon EXPORT SWITZERLAND Label Error 1stPress EX
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The Beatles
»Revolver«
(EXPORT)
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Germany 1966 ~ WORLDWIDE 1st Press ~ STEREO
Red/White/Gold Odeon ~ SMO 74 161 / ZTOX 5623
EXPORT SWITZERLAND ~ Label Error !!
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(please see details) Matrix Side A YEX 605-1 Matrix Side B YEX 606-1 beabay CID ORREVSDE2001 (PICS 37) Overview Pressings 1st WW No #1) July 28, 1966, SMO 74 161 / ZTOX 5623, R/W/G Odeon
EXPORT Switzerland No #2) July 28, 1966, SHZE 186, R/W/G Odeon
Domestic (ONE black centered HoerZu label stamp) 2nd December 1966, SHZE 186, R/W/G Odeon
Domestic (TWO red HoerZu stamps, right and left on labels) 3rd Variation A-1) 1969, SHZE 186, German Blue Odeon
Domestic with two left-/right-sided black HoerZu stamp, OLD logo Variation A-2) 1969, SHZE 186, German Blue Odeon
EXPORT with two left-/right-sided black HoerZu stamp, OLD logo Variation B) 1969, 1C 062-04 097, German Blue Odeon
NO HoerZu credits on neither cover nor labels 4th 1973, SHZE 186, German Blue Odeon
(one left- or right-sided black HoerZu stamp, NEW logo) 5th 1976, Light Green Odeon, 1C 072-04 097 6th 1977, Light Green Apple, 1C 072-04 097 7th 1981, German Blue Odeon "LC", 1C 072-04 097 8th 1988, S/B double-boxed Teldec/Electrola, DMM 064-7 46440
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Up for auction another collector's pearl, namely a worldwide first press copy of the Beatles' 1966 album Revolver.
Both the U.K. and U.S. releases were published later (U.K., August 05, 1966, Y/B Parlophone, PMC 7009 -mono-, PCS 7009 -stereo- / U.S., August 08, 1966, Capitol Rainbow T 2576 -mono-, ST 2576 -stereo-, different track listing).
German Odeon came up with two different Cover- and label versions on the same day: One for domestic use, published under Odeon's popular HoerZu branch, a second one that wasn't publicily available on the German market but was geared towards the EXPORT market, first and foremost Switzerland.
The record you are bidding on belongs to the latter one.
Belonging to a very early pressing, record has a label error on Side B, where song #5 is cited I Want To Love You, instead of the "proper spelling" I Want To Tell You, George's third contribution to this record(!)
Has "URHEBER- UND ..." in the perimeter text, hence "type 2", cos Revolver is a 1966 release. "Type 1" ("ALLE RECHTE ...") discontinued with the German release of Rubber Soul in December 1965.
Thick, heavy vinyl, as often seen with export issues, plus the record's overall EX condition round the picture, and warm every true collector's heart!
Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition.
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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 EX Cover Back EX Cover Spine EX Inner Sleeve(s) [N/A]
(plain) Label Side A NM Label Side B NM Vinyl Side A EX Vinyl Side B EX Audio Grading Side A VG+ Side B EX 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 100 percent perfect condition.
The front laminated cover is completely glossy. Insertion slot lill scuffed. No cuts, nothing. Signs of ring wear on back. Upper right as well as lower left corner scuffed.
Both labels are absolutely clean. Bright, shiny White, perfectly Golden rim. No writings, stains, tears, or spots. Perfect spindle hole. NEAR MINT.
Vinyl is shiny, both sides. Hairlines, smaller scratches, nothing that affects audio.
Regarding audio, plays perfectly thru no jumps, or skips. Side B slightly clearer than A-Side. Straight, powerful sound.
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