The Beatles - Revolver, Vinyl LP, UK 1966 Mono, (PMC 70

	£		41
	$		54

Artist: The Beatles

Title: Revolver

Format: Vinyl LP (Mono)

Label: Parlophone

Matrix No's: XEX 605-2,  XEX 606-3

Catalogue No: PMC 7009

Country: UK

Description:  1966 UK issue 14 track MONO vinyl LP.  Includes 'Eleanor Rigby', 'Yellow Submarine', And Your Bird Can Sing' & 'Taxman'.  Label has 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd' and 'Sold In UK' text (see photo). 'Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd' on the bottom of the rear sleeve. Comes in a front laminated flip back picture sleeve with generic white paper inner....'Patents Applied For' text on bottom left. Tracklisting is as follows:

SIDE 1

TAXMAN
ELEANOR RIGBY
I'M ONLY SLEEPING
LOVE YOU TO
HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE
YELLOW SUBMARINE
SHE SAID SHE SAID

SIDE 2

GOOD DAY SUNSHINE
AND YOUR BIRD CAN SING
FOR NO ONE
DR. ROBERT
I WANT TO TELL YOU
GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE
TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS

Condition:
Vinyl: Vg, both sides have their fair share of light surface marks and a small scratch at the start of 'Tomorrow Never Knows', but none of these seem to affect play at all.....it actually plays surprisingly well. Yes there is the odd light click here and there but that's about it.
Sleeve: Vg, has some light edge/corner wear, more so on right hand side, there are some creases in the laminate on the left which have started to brown a little and some general light crease marks near the edges. Rear of the sleeve has started to brown slightly on the laminated flip backs and like the front, there are some crease marks here also. Partial ring wear visible at top and left and some light crease marks visible between John and Ringo. Inner has some general light creasing and minor browning in places.
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