Beatles - Indian Rope Trick LP John Paul George Ringo Rare Tracks 1960 - 1980
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Beatles - Indian Rope Trick LP (Denmark 1980s - Fan Records - Beat 1 )
Rare mid 1980s LIMITED DENMARK VINYL PRESS compilation album with (at the time) unreleased Beatles & Solo tracks, recorded between 1961 - 1975 - see below for details. Comes in a plain white sleeve with pink A3 wraparound insert sheet & blank white labels
Tracklist:
A2 I Love You Too
A3 It's Only Love
A4 Indian Rope Trick
A5 Happy Birthday Mike Love
A6 Not Guilty
A7 Hey Bulldog
A8 Savoy Truffel
B1 Fool On The Hill
B2 I Am The Walrus
B3 Watching Rainbows
B4 Mean Mr. Mustard
B5 All Things Must Pass
B6 Cheese And Onions
B7 Oriental Nightfish
B8 The Pirate Song
Info as listed on the back of the sleeve:
Mein Bonnie - The original slow version, never officially released 1961
I Love You Too - Paul M. singing lead vocals with the Fourmost 1964
It's Only Love - Acoustic out-take featuring John 1965
Indian Rope Trick - The famous ode to the Maharishi 1967
Happy Birthday Mike Love - From the same session as above in India 1967
Not Guilty - A "White Album" outtake written by George 1968
Hey Bulldog - An outtake backing track John 1968
Savoy Truffel - Another backing track from the same session as above 1968
Fool On The Hill - The original demo version featuring Paul 1967
I Am The Walrus - Another early demo version featuring John 1967
Watching Rainbows - A studio rehearsal/jam of John original 1969
Mean Mr. Mustard - This track really deserves a close listening. It is the original version by John, with many extra verses and appears to be about Paul!! 1969
All Things Must Pass - The original Beatles version of the George song 1969
Cheese And Onions - A solo John L. out-take. 1974(?)
Oriental Nightfish - A strange Paul and Linda . demo 1973
The Pirate Song - A George solo tune about his lawsuit 1975
Zustand des Covers & Tonträgers / condition of sleeve & sound carrier
Cover : EX (still in opened shrinkwrap)
Vinyl: VG+
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Grading System / How is the condition of used sound carriers, DVDs, etc. graded?
The condition grading system for used sound carriers, DVDs, etc. is based upon the internationally accepted anglo-american grading system provided by „Goldmine“ or „Record Collector“ magazine
Vinyl & Sleeve grading system
SS/STILL SEALED - the record is still factory sealed and has never been removed from it's sleeve
NM/NEAR MINT - (the highest grade - except for STILL SEALED) vinyl is visually perfect - no scratches or marks at all. Cover is like new
EX+/EXCELLENT PLUS - cover or record have just a few faint paper sleeve marks or completely insignificant hairline scratches that do not affect play at all - visually they should be barely noticeable
EX/EXCELLENT - record has been handled or played carefully, and may have some light paper or spindle marks or other very minor flaws that really shouldn't affect play at all. It will still play clean with very little or no surface noise. Minor signs of wear on the cover - but nothing significant
VG+/VERY GOOD PLUS - record has been played, has some light / hairline-type scratches - but nothing that stands out without close inspection or that can be felt (ie, nothing deep). Really should only be noticed between songs or possibly in very quiet spots and then should not be distracting or continuous. Cover could have light ringwear, small tears , scuffs or small seam splits
VG/VERY GOOD - record has been well played, could have some scratches, perhaps some minor groove wear. There will be some surface noise, occasional clicks or pops - but no skips or jumps. Cover has been well used. Possible tears, seam splits or scuffs
Unlike many other sellers I rarely grade a used item as „mint“. Usually the items are in EX (excellent) to VG (very good) condition.
I usually do not sell records in less than VG condition.
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