The Beatles Rubber Soul UK Re-Issue of 1965 Pressing Excellent Vintage Vinyl
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The Beatles
Rubber Soul Parlophone PCS 3075 Vintage, 1971 (approx) Re-Pressing of the Original 1965 Vinyl LP
- Rare, collector-grade and hardly-played, classic Beatles album from my collection, featuring UK high gloss cover and surpelative sound quality
- Discs shows careful and minimal play - sounds great
- Cover has small lower left bump, hardly noticeable, with no edge or spine wear; and inner sleeve is original with no splits
- My research, including the single color label and small, boxed EMI logos, together with the laminated flip-back cover; estimates this pressing as #4 in about 1971
- Email with questions
- Int'l shipping via Ebay Global Shipping
From Wikipedia:
Produced by George Martin, Rubber Soul incorporates a mix of 1960s pop, soul, and folk music styles.[3] The album's name comes from the term plastic soul, which popular African American soul musicians coined to describe Mick Jagger, a white musician singing soul music. It was the second Beatles album – after the British version of A Hard Day's Night – to contain only original material, and was recorded in just over four weeks to make the Christmas market. Unlike the five albums that preceded it, Rubber Soul was recorded during a continuous period, whereas the group had previously made their albums during breaks between tour dates and other commitments.[4] The project marked the first time that the Beatles focused on creating an album as an artistic work, an approach that they then developed with Revolver (1966) and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967).
The album has been included in numerous "best of" album lists compiled by various publications, and is regarded by musicologists as a major artistic achievement that continued the group's artistic maturation while attaining widespread critical and commercial success.[5][not in citation given] In 2012, Rubber Soul was ranked number five on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time". In 2013, after the British Phonographic Industry changed their sales award rules, the album was declared as having gone platinum.[6]
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