BOB DYLAN -Blonde On Blonde -orig U.S. WHITE LABEL PROMO MONO 2-LP -Columbia

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Blonde On Blonde 2-LP - BOB DYLAN (Columbia C2L 41)  

Original 1966 U.S. WHITE LABEL PROMO MONO 2-LP set. Like 'Pet Sounds,' no hype needed here. Original, WLP copy of BOB's  second of many masterpieces, in glorious MONOPHONIC sound & in sweeeeet condition - oh, yeah! (As per description below, the cover has several MINOR flaws - emphasis on minor -, but nothing at all serious & it really is quite nice - check the pix to confirm.) Not very common as a promotional issue, I'm pretty certain. With promotional timing strips on the  rear cover. Includes original record company inner plastic bags.

Discs = EX (glossy - a few very lite hairlines; side 1 of disc 2 visually grades EX- to EX, due to some long fingernail-like scuffs, NOT AFFECTING PLAY AT ALL; tiny 'pit' about halfway thru "Memphis Blues Again" causes lite pops for about 4 revolutions; both discs play VERY FINE, w/ NO distortion, just some lite background pops & ticks scattered here & there, and just barely the slightest hint of faint background noise, and that's only noticeable in between tracks; a WONDERFUL listen, oh mama)

Cover = see pix; slight wear in all corners;  2 diagonal cracks in front lower right corner; slight wear along front right edge; lite 2 1/2" vertical crack from front top edge; tiny chip on front (left of BOB's hair - see pic); lite creasing & wear on timing strips on back; small scuff mark on back; small crunch/diagonal creasing in back lower left corner; 3" diagonal crack from right spine edge on back; any questions?, please ask

Labels = see pix; a few faint spindle marks by center holes

Long-time music loving vinyl fiend here. Grading is very strict & satisfaction is guaranteed, bid/buy with confidence. All non-sealed vinyl has been cleaned, all records are graded both aurally and visually. I use NEAR MINT- to NEAR MINT (my highest grade)/EX/VG, w/ +/- variables. Yes, I combine shipping. No excessive shipping or 'handling' charges - buyer will pay approximately what the USPS charges me for shipping, give or take a bit. If I overcharge you excessively for shipping, you will be reimbursed the overage.