Led Zeppelin ii 2 588 198 Vinyl LP Misprint Livin Lovin Wreck, plum label
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Really pleased to offer for sale this rare 1969 Led Zeppelin Misprint Vinyl Record.
This is the blurb from Discogs
1st Pressings have "Livin Lovin' Wreck" on label B2.
"Wreck" being later replaced with "Maid".
Inside cover B2 has already 'Maid' replacing 'Wreck' on label.
Note also the phrase on B2, "She's A Woman", later becomes "She's Just A Woman" on subsequent releases.
Further later pressings have A3 title changed as "Killing Floor" credited to "Burnett".
Matrix with A2 / B2
Some scarce contract pressings exist with etch matrixes A B. No numbers after...
The early gatefold unlaminated cover is in light brown color. Later copies have dark brown color.
Vinyl in white die-cut poly-lined inner bag, UK Patent No 800513 & 973939, dated '69.
Pressed/manufactured & distributed under license in the UK by Polydor Records Limited and utilizing the Polydor catalog# series for the UK.
Images include bonus photo of original 'Jasta Division' pilots.
First Cat# on label.
Second Cat# on inside sleeve and spine.
Cover detail:
Printed & made by E.J.Day & Co., London W11.
'UPTIGHT AN' OUTASIGHT' is the official Atlantic Appreciation Society at 17/19, Stratford Place, London, W.1.
Label detail:
?1969
Made in Gt. Britain.
Stereo
588198
Under license from Atlantic Recording Corpn., U.S.A.
Copyright Control.
Polydor Records Limited.
Please see the detailed photographs and my condition description is here -
Sleeve - This is the very light brown version of the sleeve which is rare in itself, it has some whitening to edges and corners and some storage wear/scuffs to the front, the rear is cleaner but does have some grubbiness/wear marks and a slight tear to bottom corner, the spine has worn but has no splits. The inside of the gatefold is very clean and presentable.
Inner - Original poly lined inner, grubby but original
Record - I've play tested and it only has a small amount of crackle on start etc and in the quiet bits theres a small amount of crackle but not much at all, very quiet, it plays perfect all the way through and sounds great. No major marks, deep scratches or anything like that so no nasty ticks etc. there is a lot of fine scratches and marks to the record surface but gives no major interference.
All in all a really nice rare first press.
Email any questions, collection from Altrincham welcome!
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