BOB DYLAN, Highway 61 Revisited, 1965 Columbia stereo LP

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Discjunky Records   dj98



Bob Dylan

Highway 61 Revisited

Columbia CS 9189
1965

An original pressing stereo LP. This is a very rare true first pressing. The matrix numbers end in "1A" on both sides. This album includes an alternate take of the song "From A Buick 6", with a harmonica intro, which is only available on a few of the very first pressings of this album.

   SIDE ONE                                     SIDE TWO
    Like A Rolling Stone                             Queen Jane Approximately
    Tombstone Blues                                    Highway 61 Revisited
    It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It                  Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
        Takes A Train To Cry                       Desolation Row
    From A Buick 6                                         
    Ballad Of A Thin Man                                                                                                

   
            VINYL:   
        Visual grade =
    -      VG5 - The vinyl has a lot of light scratches that have a minimal effect on the play.
        Play grade =
    -      VG5 - It plays and sounds very good with a few light tics scattered throughout.

            LABELS:
    -     VG7 - The labels have some light spindle marks and there's some light wear around the spindle hole. There's a name written on one side in black marker.
           COVER:
    -     VG7 - The cover has light partial ringwear and there's a name written on the back in black marker. The edges are straight and there's no splits.

         INNER SLEEVE:
    -    NM9 -   The plain white inner sleeve is like new.
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         INSERTS:
    -    none    -  .


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All the records I sell are from my personal collection. Most records I bought new, however I do buy records from estate sales, flea markets and privately, but they are all bought with the intention of going into my collection, or upgrading an item in my collection. I rarely buy with the intent to sell. All the records have been professionally hand cleaned and test played on my Dual 1218 with a Shure V15 cartridge and the tracking weight set at 1 gram.  If you have any problems with the records, email me and I'll try to work it out. If there are any other questions, please feel free to email and ask. And to those of you who have purchased records from me - THANK YOU!

Grading Information:
    NM9     Vinyl - Appears mint even though it may have been played very carefully a few times.
                   Labels - Look like new, possibly a very small hard to see spindle mark at the most.
                   Cover - Looks like new, with or without shrink wrap.
                   Play grade - Plays like a new record
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    EX8     Vinyl - Appears mint but upon close inspection under a bright light and there may be a few light paper scuffs or very faint scratches that have no effect on the play.
                   Labels - Look like new, a couple light spindle marks at the most.
                   Cover - Looks like new, with a minor flaw.
                   Play grade - Plays like a new record
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    VG7     Vinyl - Appears mint but upon close inspection there are a few light scratches that have no effect or a very minimal effect on the play. Equal to Goldmine's VG+ grade.
                   Labels - Multiple light spindle marks and possibly very light wear to the edge of the spindle hole. No wear to the artwork of the label itself.
                   Cover - Shows some light ringwear, just at the top & bottom, not a complete ring, or on a very dark colored cover it may be a complete ring, but very light. Very light edge wear, possibly very small clean edge splits, never a full or ragged split.
                   Play grade - Plays like a new record with only a few very faint tics, noticable only if you are listening for them.
 
    VG6     Vinyl - Obvious and multiple but light scratches, none that are feelable. Still a very presentable, but used record.
                   Labels - Multiple spindle marks and light wear to the edge of the spindle hole. Some light wear to the artwork of the label itself.
                   Cover - Ringwear, a complete ring, some light overall surface wear and edge wear, possibly large edge splits, still holds the record in.
                   Play grade - Plays well with only some light tics in between the tracks and / or in the lighter passages.

    VG5     Vinyl - Obvious and multiple scratches, a couple that are feelable. Still a presentable, but used record. Equal to Goldmine's VG grade
                   Labels - Multiple spindle marks and heavy wear to the edge of the spindle hole. moderate wear or ringwear on the artwork of the label itself.
                   Cover - Heavy ringwear and overall surface wear and edge wear, possibly large edge splits or an entire seam.
                   Play grade - Plays well with some of the pops and tics more into the body of the music.

    VG4, G3 -  VG minus and Good = progressively worse wear but still a playable and listenable record. A Good record is still good, it has the maximum wear in which it is still a good listening experience. Visually it will have multiple scratches, but it will play with the music sounding well, no distortion, but lots of pops and crackles throughout. It is "Good Enough" to fill a collection until a better one comes along. I generally will not sell (or collect) a record in these conditions unless they are rare and difficult to find any better.

    F2, P1 -  Fair and Poor = A record that skips and / or sounds distorted. Sentimental value only, no monetary value. Someone found it in a dumpster or a swamp.



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