The Doors 45 rpm Break On Through (First 45) 1967 Red Black Pink label BIN FS
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This is a rare and collectible 7" vinyl record titled "Break On Through" by The Doors. It is 1967 release on the Elektra Records label, in a new white paper sleeve. The record has a speed of 45 RPM and is in black color with red, black and pink labels. The record grading is Very Good- (VG-) and it is a single type format. The release title is "Break On Through" and it is in English language. This record is a great addition to any music collection and is perfect for fans of acid, rock, and psychedelic genres. Super hard to find 1st release from their debut album. VG- condition. West coast only RED BLACK PINK label with etched matrix A-side- EK-45611A and a diamond shape etched matrix with 64615. B side matrix etched 45611-B with diamond shape etched matrix and 64615-X A total of 4 minor surface scratches on B side which don't affect play. A side has 2 scuff marks as shown in photos. Drill hole as seen in photos. A side runtime is 2:24 and B side runtime is 2:49. Super VHTF in any condition but especially with this particular label variation. Look at photos carefully to see these imperfections and please ask any additional questions about condition thru Ebay contact seller. Overall, a nice vinyl with average glossy on both sides and pleasing to listen to. Includes FREE SHIPPING a $5.00 value. Shipped in a sturdy cardboard record mailer. See my other ongoing 45 rpm auctions to see if they interest you. Thanks for l@@king, capncards
"Break On Through (To the Other Side)" is a song by the American rock band the Doors. It is the opening track of their debut album, The Doors (1967). Elektra Records issued the song as the group's first single, which reached number 126[3] in the United States. Despite the single's failure to impact the record sales charts, the song became a concert staple for the band. (Excerpt from Wikipedia who gets the credit for this).
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