BEATLES Revolver LP Australian mono 60s issue psych
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Description
BEATLES Revolver LP, Parlophone PMCO7009 mono, Australian pressing.
Cover has flaps (1960s), label black/yellow. Early pressing but not the first, which had silver/black label.
The Beatles' 1966 venture into psychedelic pop, which retains the soul influences in McCartney's tunes but gets more psychedelic on the Lennon ones. Harrison gets more prominence, too. Often regarded as one of the best LPs of all time. The mono mix has some differences to the stereo and is harder to find.
Cover and Vinyl VG+. Cover has some age spotting on rear, light ringwear. 2cm closed tear to leading edge on rear. No seam splits. Labels clean. Vinyl plays generally Excellent, but has some light surface marks, some spindle wear. Marks do not cause any sounds, except for 5 clicks during the fadeout of "Tomorrow Never Knows".
SEE MY LISTING FOR OTHER BEATLES RECORDS.
(for details on grading terms see below)
postage
Within Australia AU$8.50 ; Asia Pacific/ Japan AU$16 ; USA AU$18 ; UK/ Rest of the World AU$22.
Multiple purchases can be combined. All LPs packed in custom made mailers.
payment methods
Payment must be received within 7 days of auction end.
Australian buyers: direct deposit ; Paypal.
International buyers: Paypal
grading
Grading done visually and by playing a few sections. Any scratches tested.
MINT means as new. If the record appears almost unplayed I use NEAR MINT. This is not a common grading.
EXCELLENT means played but well cared for, very little (if any) lessening in sound quality, no scratches. Cover may have very light wear. A quality used record!
VG+ means definitely used but without any major deterioration in sound quality, may have some light surface wear, surface marks or small, light scratches. These will be detailed in my description. Cover has some wear, but no major creases or seam splits. A very good record!
VG means played to the point of developing surface wear, and/or some deeper scratches. These will be detailed. Cover displays general wear and tear.
Anything less will be described and not given a grading.
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