BEATLES SGT. PEPPER'S LHCB RARE NO "A DAY IN THE LIFE" MISTAKENLY PMC 7027 UK LP

	£		127
	$		168

The Beatles -  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
1968 UK LP PMC 7027
this album is ultra rare 2nd press 1968, Mono, G&L Ltd gatefold sleeve!
the song “A Day In The Life” on the side 2 label is omitted from the track list!

Parlophone Yellow and Black label Sans-sherif font type:
without KT tax code both labels
Matrix numbers are: XEX 637-1 & XEX 638-1
Mother& Stampers:
Side 1: 3,7/MMR and Side 2: 2/MRD
Very hard to find soo rare LP
  Vinyl weight: 153 GR heavy thick 60's vinyl
 
The vinyl record in Very Good + visual condition (graded strictly to the UK RRPG standards).
Audio sound in Excellent condition, No skips, no jumps!

Pls., note, this is not mint or near mint LP record, but according my opinion it is Very Good + condition, without any reserv?s.

This listing is for an original 1968 mono 2nd press copy of the Beatles LP "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", has the “normal” cut  matrixes: XEX 637-1 / XEX 638-1 and the original cut-outs insert: With dark green cut-outs insert and original PRINT APPLIED FOR inner sleeve. The inner sleeve has Fab four autographs, not sure that they are original, because I'm not graphology or handwriting expert. The cover is original type, very nice full glossy with excellent, full readable spine. Second pressing has the similar labels, gatefold sleeve and dark green cut-outs insert as the first pressing, but with standard EMI plain white inner sleeve.(Thanks to http://thebeatles-collection.com)

CONDITIONS:

COVER SLEEVE: The mono original laminated flipback gatefold inside flipback sleeve, "Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd", without "Patents Pending" in excellent condition. which is fully laminated in a truly very nice, clean condition! This example is definitely in excellent condition, with nice shine surface, gloss and clean, with no tears, writing, marks etc., a couple of light laminate traces back cover edge (see pics.). At the corners hasn't a laminate wears. The spine is well shaped, that is excellent fully legible/readable, without any wears and nice considering for it`s 50 years old. Inside looks nice on the whole (see pics). Photo: Robert Freeman. Definitely near excellent condition, rare nice sleeve.
VINYL: This is ULTRA RARE, 1968 issue 2nd press of the Iconic 1967 UK MONO Vinyl record 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Nice bright, clean and shiny, as it was just pressed! Fantastic jet black mirror like surfaces, it looks GREAT with NO really nasty scratches, groovewear, or nasty deep scuffs whatsoever, except a light unfelt needle trace side 1. Daylight I find just a light cosmetic non-sounding and unfeelable scuff (only visible in direct angled light) mostly caused from where it has stored or been removed from it's cover near the 50 years! Of course, none of these ULTRA light blemishes really interfere with play AT ALL! BRILLIANT for a record of this age and rarity earliest pressing! At least Very Good + condition!
AUDIO: Have play tested vinyl.The sound of record is most important for the pleasure sensability. Upon playing both sides, the record plays brilliantly with fantastic MONO sound-clarity, sharpness and depth! The sound really is great - clearly identifiable instruments and vocals! Plays fine, with dense, pure mono sound, without any scips or jumps, irritaining pops and clicks. Really a very desent sounding vinyl LP record. There are three light clicks in-between qui?ter places of beginning side 1. Such a specific deep sound you can only get from original MONO press, heavy-thick UK Parlophone vinyl record. Amazingly perfect record at this age and rarity, listened to and stored very carefully in time! Excellent sound or better - personal point of view matter! The record's surface is clear, but the vinyl furrows are probably some polluted over the years, and a professional cleaning will further improve the sound quality and clear the static noises at qui?ter places. No deterioration in sound quality, plays excellent considering!
LABELS: When label printing plates were changed as they wore out, it appears one set of plates were mistakenly altered and the song “A Day In The Life” on the side 2 label was omitted from the track list.
Yellow Parlophone Type-6-1. Black and Yellow Parlophone label with silver print: the name "THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD.(capital letter)" on the outer rim, the "SOLD IN U.K." remark, and the "(P) 1967" statement. "Sans Serif" type: PMC 7027, with 1st Mother and very early Stampers. Record labels are clean and the print is clearly visible, no writing on the record label, only a light Parlophone logo fulmaster sign, no sticky residue or discoloration. Normal, a couple very light spindle traices on either side. Both labels are in excellent condition. No KT tax code.
INNER SLEEVE: An original standard EMI Plain White Sleeve Type-1-1 (1966-1968?). The words "MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN / PATENTS APPLIED FOR" written on the right/left bottom sleeve sides. The Sleeve is clear, without any splits, but there is an Fab Four written autographs (pls. see pics.). I'm not expert and not sure is they are original? Inner Sleeve is in Very Good + condition.
CUT OUT: Excellent condition. The Beatles released Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967, inserted in the LP sleeve a set of Sgt. Pepper cardboard cut-outs.  The set included a moustache, a picture card of Sgt. Pepper, sergeant stripes, 2 badges, and a Beatles Sgt. Peppers Band stand-up. The original collage used to produce the insert was designed by UK artist Sir Peter Blake and his US wife Jann Haworth. The man depicting “Sgt. Pepper” in the Beatles “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” album was actually a real person. His name was James Melvin Babington. Babington’s identity was confirmed by one of the men who were involved with creating the cover. Image of Lt. Gen. Sir James Melville Babington (31 July 1854 – 15 June 1936) was chosen by Paul McCartney.

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