BEATLES Sgt.Pepper's U.K. Y/B Parlophone PMC 7027 EX 1stPress MONO NM audio 1967
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The Beatles
»Sgt. Pepper's«
(detailed pictures on bottom of every listing)
U.K. 1967 ~ WORLDWIDE 1st Press ~ PMC 7027
Y/B Parlophone ~ overall EXCELLENT PLUS condition
NEAR MINT SOUND ~ MONO (!)
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(indicates "mono" but plays "stereo") 5th June'81 thru August'82, PMC 7027, Y/B Parlophone (MIS-PRESS) PROBABLY early 1980s, PMC 7027, Y/B Parlophone
(mono XEX matrix on Side A, stereo YEX matrix on Side B) back to TOP Satisfaction Guaranteed! Bid with Confidence like Collectors from these Countries did:
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NOTES
Catchphrase: "before and after". Welcome to our auction of a Sgt. Pepper's MONO U.K. First Press, with an NEAR MINT minus audio quality, thats vinyl is shiny & stunning, looking almost unplayed, having the KT Tax Stamp on Side B, added a dark green NM CUT-OUT, which is of course "Printed in England"...
With pressing and release dates mentioned on the upper right, we do away with a strange "myth", namely the (whyever) wide-spread opinion of "1st of June" as being "THE Sgt. Pepper Date". Even decades later, many collectors around the world still "celebrated" that "magical" (still misleading) day. One may guess this is because it was once supposed to become the official release date. However, after British state television BBC had broadcasted the Fab's "Making-Of tapes" on May 12, 1967, already, they decided to hit the market earlier...
To underline, we provide the other major (national first press) release dates right here (in the order of their respective publication):
- Germany, May 30, 1967, Red/White/Gold Odeon SMO 81 045 (EXPORT, stereo only)
- Germany, May 30, 1967, Red/White/Gold Odeon HoerZu SHZE 401 (Domestic, stereo only)
- U.S., June 02, 1967, Capitol Rainbow MAS 2653 -mono-, SMAS 2653 -stereo-
- Japan, July 05, 1967, Black/Silver Odeon OP-8163 (stereo only)
Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition.
IMPORTANT NOTE for GERMAN BIDDERS: Please constact us before bidding, for otherwise we will remove your bid without prior notice. This is in view of constantly recurring problems, often caused by language. It's NOT an offense. Collectors want harmony and consensus, not trouble. back to TOP
1st Class Packaging
We are Collectors, hence every record is stored (and will be sent) in a sophisticated way. Many experienced collectors were thrilled by our unique, bullet-proof "packing technicque". Original cover, inner sleeve(s), prospective inserts, and/or whatever may come across, are stored separately. The vinyl sits in a neutral antistatic, padded inner sleeve, which is housed in a stable, neutral cardboard cover. Package is protected by one (or more) transparent plastic sleeves. Finally, all items are being wrapped with thick bubble foil and go to a professional record mailer.
(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+ 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 NM- Side B NM- 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 perfectly readable shape.
Cover is completely glossy. Scuffed edges. Vinyl is shiny. Some hairlines, apparantly a few times played only, stunning quality. A straight excellent plus.
Regarding audio, plays perfectly thru, no jumps, or skips. Clear, straight MONO sound. Side B has two pops at Lovely Rita plus a slight one at A Day In The Life.
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 our NIKON D3200 24 MP prior to 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 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) France, 1st, OSX 231, Horse-Cover France, 1st, Dark Blue Odeon OSX 230 U.K., 1st, PCS 3071, STEREO Sans Serif U.K., 1st, PMC 7067/68, MONO, # 21,126 Germany, 1st, Green Odeon OPX 82 U.K, 1st, SMMT 1/2, pic book BLUE lyric sheet, NEAR MINT
- Grading Every record has been carefully graded visually by ourselves. Most records are audio-graded, too. We grade NM/NM-, EX+/EX/EX-, and VG+/VG/VG-.
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