Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed..A1/2A..1st press..Sticker and Poster..A gem
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Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
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Cat No: LK 5025
Outer sleeve: EX++
Inner Sleeve: NM
Labels: EX++/EX++
Vinyl: NM
Matrix No's: XARL-9363P-1A XARL-9364P-2A
Description
This classic and rare Rolling Stones album is in lovely condition. The front of the outer sleeve is in beautiful condition with only slight signs of shelf wear. The spine is straight and true, no scuffs or marks.
The rear of the outer sleeve is in Ex condition, but does show slight damage (see photos) where somebody has tried to erase some writing, and there are some signs of ring wear and a little staining to the bottom. There are no rips or tears on any part of it. The sleeve was printed in England by 'Upton Printing Group'.
Overall extremely nice condition.
The original inner sleeve is in lovely condition with no rips or tears, which is very rare. Printed on the sleeve "The London Bach Choir and Madalaine Bell" showing that this is a first pressing.
The poster is in beautiful condition and very difficult to fault. No rips or tears as you can see from the photos.
The labels on both sides are in Ex+ condition with very little spindle wear.
The vinyl on both sides is in stunning condition, very glossy, very shinny and only fine trace lines if you look hard. Sadly on the track "Gimmie Shelter" for the first 60 seconds or so there are a few (10 or so) light clicks, not pops. These are quite inoffensive, but need to be pointed out. From then on its vinyl bliss on both sides, very little background noise, even between tracks. I've played it all the way through and its a pleasure to listen to.
The mother stampers on side one are: 1 at 9 0'clock....JT at 12 0'clock and what appears to be an R?, but its very faint. On side two the mother stampers are: 1 at 3 0'clock...JT at 12 0'clock and DA at 3 0'clock even though the label is upside down to the lettering.
Overall a wonderful and rare example and hard to find in this condition.
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