THE ROLLING STONES - STICKY FINGERS - FIRST PRESSING - VG+ GOOD ZIPPER - LISTEN
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PLEASE LISTEN TO 2 TRACKS FROM THE ACTUAL RECORD BELOW UNEDITED. OPENS IN NEW WINDOW, PRESS PLAY. PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE YOUR SOUND ON AND ENJOY MICK AND CO.
Released on Rolling Stones Records 1971. Original issue.
Matrix COC 59100 A3 and B3. Engraved on runout, TML Rolling Stones Records.
With underpants picture by Andy Warhol. Fully working zip to the front.
No lyric sheet, reflected in the price.
Side 1: Brown Sugar Sway Wild Horses Can't You Hear Me Knocking You Gotta Move
Side 2: Bitch I Got The Blues Sister Morphine Dead Flowers Moonlight Mile
Plays well both sides, very good+ condition. The sleeve is in very good condition with working zip.
Brown Sugar
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Wild Horses
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Grading - This is my record and is 51 years old. I listen to both sides before listing and try not to overgrade them in order to avoid disappointing a buyer. Unless stated in the description, records this old may have the odd scuff and scratch but will not skip or jump. I am grading them on sound quality and urge you to listen to the video above. The video above is recorded on a Pioneer DJ PLX-500 turntable. I will take the record back if you are unhappy with the grading but at buyer's postage cost so please listen before buying.
The most common grades will be:
Excellent - Showing signs of being played but apart from very minor scuffs or scratches, nothing that affects play. Still shiny but without the lustre of a mint record
Very good - Surface will show signs of wear (scuffs or scratches). Surface noise may be evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during a song's intro and fade, but will not overpower the music. Groove wear will start to be noticeable but not intrusive.
Good - Record can be played through without skipping but will have surface noise, scratches, and groove wear.
Postage - I do not make a penny on postage. The record mailer (see last image above) costs £1.28, postage with insurance up to £50 is £4.45 and Ebay charge £1.01. I can combine up to 3 x LPs in a box with appropriate postage savings but including this record would exceed the insurance available and would be at your risk.
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