BEATLES Stereo Please Please Me small 33/3 rare label
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BEATLES PLEASE PLEASE ME LP PCS 3042 STEREO BLACK YELLOW PARLOPHONE
RARE SMALL 33/3 LABEL
+ LOW MATRIX / MOTHER / STAMPERS
YEX 94-1 YEX 95-1 indicating the FIRST LACQUER cut from the FIRST MASTER
Side One MOTHER 1 1st Mother @ 9 o'clock on wax
Side Two MOTHER 1 1st Mother @ 9 o'clock on wax
Side One STAMPER M indicates 4th Stamper
Side two STAMPER G indicates 1st Stamper
So YEX 94-1 1M YEX 95-1 1G
Must be one of the earliest & lowest number pressed
CONDITION RECORD :
SIDE ONE G+ / VG-
SIDE TWO G+ / VG-
CONDITION LABELS
Both are EX- only have v small spindle wear ( see Pics )
CONDITION COVER
FRONT VG has 4 corner bumps wear / bottom right corner has 1 cm split & small amount of laminate missing = minor stain to front right ( see pics )
BACK VG all intact flip backs / small corner bottom left has corresponding split to front cover right damage ( see pics )
ALL IN ALL A VERY NICE COLLECTOR COPY FOR THIS RARE LABEL STEREO VERSION - Which many say is more difficult to find than Black & Gold label.
PLEASE SEE 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK & BID WITH CONFIDENCE / MONEY BACK GURANTEE
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EXTRA WILL NEED TO BE ADDED FOR EXTRA INSURANCE REQUIRED DEPENDING ON VALUE WHEN BIDS END
On 26-May-10 at 23:36:22 BST, seller added the following information:
This is FIRST UK Yellow Black Stereo label
with small 33 1/3 used on Black & Gold label
On 29-May-10 at 18:42:24 BST, seller added the following information:After another question I will point out a track listing variation unique to this label ADDING TO RARITY.
TRACK LISTING DIFFERENCE TO MONO 3RD LABEL :
This Stereo version has a different line layout to the Mono in that the last 4 lines are moved on - resulting in the final line on Side 1
starting with Lennon - rather than just ( Dick James Music & Co. ).
Also Side 2 has track 7 , Twist and Shout, pushed further along the line than all other pressings.
As well as the extra small 33 1/3 this track listing layout was also considered a mistake on this stereo version and another reason why it wasn't used again - hence very few copies in existence.
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