PINK FLOYD, Arnold Layne (67 COLUMBIA SOLID CENTRE EX+)
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Description
This is a collectable & massively rare original 1967 pressing of Pink Floyd’s ‘Arnold Layne’ / ‘Candy And A Current Bun’ psychedelic classic Syd Barrett penned debut single on Columbia. This is a Pink Floyd single that hardly ever turns up for sale, especially in brilliant Excellent+ condition like this one so don’t miss out...
Year of original release: 1967
Year of this pressings release: 1967
Label: Columbia (Solid centre label with ‘Sold in UK...’ text in the middle and K.T. stamp marks across the side two spindle area)
Catalogue No: DB8156
Matrix No’s: 7CXA 27877-1 / 7XCA 27878-1
Country of Manufacture: England
RECORD CONDITION
Labels: EXCELLENT+
Both of these original labels are in a fine, unblemished state with no writing on either side, no marks or any kind of defacement. The spindle area shows only a very small amount of wear, clearly showing that this record was played very carefully and only a little by the one previous owner and the one very minor blemish is a small bit of sticker residue on side A but this hasn’t damaged the label at all.
Visual: EXCELLENT+
This is brilliant clean looking vinyl that has maintained a wonderful glossy appearance with absolutely no damage or wear. There are only a very few light paper scuffs and brush marks that are only visible under strong light but absolutely no serious damage. There is no warping and there are no scratches or defects in the vinyl at all. Basically this is one of the UKs 1960’s must have Psych singles in brilliant condition.
Play: EXCELLENT+
The run in grooves are close to silent and that is exactly the standard of audio that is maintained across both sides. It’s a crisp and clear sound that stands up well to high volume play without any distortion or crackling. Literally the most there is to mention here is the occasional, isolated and faint background pop that does not penetrate the music and in no way would spoil your enjoyment of the music; it is the kind of minor detail that is common with the playing of any vinyl record no matter how clean and is only mentioned as I am striving for total accuracy in the description. Basically this is a 1960s 45 in superb order with great original vinyl sound!
COVER CONDITION
Record company paper sleeve: EXCELLENT+
POSTAGE RATES:
UK: £1.50
EUROPE: £3.00
REST OF WORLD: £6.00
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