ELVIS COSTELLO This Years Model UK 1978 RAD 3 Orig w 7" Porky Primecut NM/EX
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I am selling a collection of rare Lps and 7” Beatles, Elvis Costello, The Who,The Smiths. Plus a couple of gems, U2-FIRE and The Return Of Durutti Column-Sandpaper Sleeve. They were collected by a individual who bought them and never played them, a few were put on tape the rest put on a shelf. All are in MINT/NM condition as they were sleeved, shelved and left in a clean non-smoking environment. Check my other listings for more.
CONDITION:
Sleeve: NM Nice
Vinyl: EX Sleeve brushes that do not sound, great sounding Lp with 7" included.
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Each LP is packed securely to prevent shifting, the Lp is placed outside its sleeve to prevent seam splits to the cover unless sealed.
Cardboard Lp mailers are used for shipping, I ship in a timely manner.
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Please check my other auctions for more unique items.
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On May-12-15 at 06:03:19 PDT, seller added the following information:Early issues of the album have an apparently misprinted sleeve, which cuts off the left side of the front cover (including the letters 'E' from 'Elvis' and 'T' from 'This') and shows a printers' colour bar along the right side (see cover right). This was a deliberate mistake (a favourite technique of cover designer Barney Bubbles), as was pressing "Special pressing No. 003. Ring 434 32 32. Ask for Moira for your prize" between the holding spirals on Side 1. Indeed people calling the aforementioned number ("Moira" being a press agent at F-Beat Records) would get rewarded with a badge.
Early issues of the LP came with a free 7" single, housed in a Radar house sleeve, with "Stranger in the House" on side A and a live cover of The Damned (band)'s "Neat Neat Neat" on side B. The promotion also included a black and white sticker stuck on the LP's shrinkwrap that said 'Free Album With This Single'.
The USA version was a different photo from the same session and didn't feature the deliberate mis-cropping. The original American pressing on Columbia also says "Costello" instead of "Columbia" on the inner label...
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