John Lennon & Yoko Ono Wedding Album Vinyl Box Set, Japan Press w Obi, Beatles
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Description
John Lennon & Yoko Ono
Wedding Album Vinyl LP Box Set with All Inserts
Japan Pressing with Obi
EMI Odeon Records, EAS-80702, Stereo, 1977
Japan 1st Pressing
Runout Etchings: SAPCOR-11-A 2S 13 Symbol 3 1-1; SAPCOR-11-B 2S 8 Symbol
Vinyl is in NEAR MINT condition, with no scuffs or needle marks. Pristine and may be unplayed!
Gatefold record cover is in NEAR MINT condition.
Two-part box cover is in NEAR MINT condition.
Record stored in original clear vinyl record bag.
Also Includes:
• 1-1/2" x 6" photo strip
• 3-1/2" x 5-1/2" postcard
• 24" x 36" poster of wedding photos
• 12" x 36" poster of John and Yoko lithographs
• 11-1/2" square photo of a piece of wedding cake inserted in the mylar bag
• 17 page black cover booklet of wedding photos and clippings ("The Press")
• Copy of the wedding certificate, glued to the inside box lid
• 4-page lyric and interview sheet
All are in NEAR MINT condition.
Side One: John And Yoko 22:41
(The heartbeats heard in the track "John & Yoko" are, indeed, John & Yoko's heartbeats, recorded on 22 April 1969 in Studio Two, EMI Studios, London. The recordings were later remixed into stereo and re-made.)
Side Two: Amsterdam 24:54
(Recorded during John & Yoko's first bed-in in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.)
Sticking to my own rule, I will not grade an item MINT, unless it is still sealed. However, this entire set is pristine, as clean as it gets. Very rare in this condition.
Also included in the box:
John & Yoko Calendar for 1970
Included in the release of Live Peace in Toronto in 1969, with black and white photos and quotes from John & Yoko. Calendar has a wire spiral, only included with 1st pressings of this album. Later pressings were switched to plastic.
The calendar is in VERY GOOD condition, with some bending to the wire spiral and general wrinkling to some pages. On the “13th month” page, there are numbers written into the blank calendar (which helps prove it is a product of 1969, since things got a bit hazy around the 29th and the month went on and on). Ha, ha!
Awesome John & Yoko Historical Relics!
Records graded using Goldmine standards. No record is graded MINT, unless it is still sealed or I know for a fact that it is unplayed.
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