Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street 1972 UK vinyl 12-Postcards, No Grey TM, 1st
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Description
Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street 1972 UK vinyl dbl x12-Postcards, No Grey TM, 1st
An exact match to this Discogs listing - release/14008128-Rolling-Stones-Exile-On-Main-St
1st UK issue, in a Shorewood-printed gatefold sleeve which opens from the inside, unipak-style, with both the printed inners and postcard set.
This version has NO grey TM symbol by the lips on the rear sleeve, bottom right.
Set of 12 postcards comes in one perforated string, with black and white text only, both sides. Printed inner sleeves feature photographs, credits and copyright notices. Title is printed on the right hand spine only, i.e. along the opening edge of the unipak sleeve.
CONDITION OF THIS COPY:
COC 69100 A2 [Artisan logo] ROLLING STONES RECORDS ST-RS-722507 COC 69100 B1 [Artisan logo] ROLLING STONES RECORDS ST-RS-722508 COC 69100 C2 [Artisan logo] ROLLING STONES RECORDS ST-RS-722509 COC 69100 D1 [Artisan logo] ROLLING STONES RECORDS ST-RS-722510
The Unipak sleeve, as per above information , has text on one spine. Both spines are discoloured but it remains solid and intact. There is a small rip inside, some wear on corners and some tape residue on one side -also NO TM BY THE LOGO - a sign of a very first issue - overall in very good order all round for its age
The 2 printed card inners are excellent, no edge rubbing or splits
The complete set of 12 postcards remains intact, no marks, rips or writing; they have never been taken out I suspect - one of the best examples you will find
The Records:
LP1 - labels look good, some light centre scratches from past use. Vinyl has skate marks/ hairlines, no deep scratches but shows signs of use both sides Side A plays with light crackle , mainly picked up between tracks and quiet sections, no skips or loud pops - a nice listen Side B has heavy crackle at the start, gets quieter as it goes on and plays very well overall
LP2 - labels are similar to LP1, side 'D' is a little 'crinkly' just outside the centre. As with LP1 there are plenty of signs of past use , scuffs and light marks both sides; but no deep scratches. Side C plays similar to A, a fair bit of light crackle, but still very listenable Side D is probably the clearest sound of all 4 sides - a very nice listen
PLEASE READ FULLY AND VIEW ALL PHOTOS
LPs and outer sleeve not perfect, but inners and postcards near mint overall, so a very acceptable copy. Starting with a low price bid and no reserve
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