JULIE ANDREWS -THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE- ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK STA 8685 EX-EX LP
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JULIE ANDREWS
"Thoroughly Modern Millie"
Brunswick LAT 8685
1ST UK MONO PRESS
Catalogue no. PMC 7027
Master Matrices MG-10830-1B/ MG-10831-1B
This is the first and original soundtrack recording pressing with the first master matrices on both sides from 1967.
The Sleeve: 1st & original Sleeve in Excellent Minus Condition.
Has maintained an overall firm shape, sharp edges with no fraying and spine corners are sharp. Fully laminated with no creasing on the front, which is very rare to find in such good condition. All edges fully intact, all lamination present, and there are no splits or rips. Spine fully intact and title text clear and bold. The iconic front photo is superb. Still glossy and the back of the sleeve is clean, very light creases and a couple of very light hardly noticeable marks. Neat opening seam. Superb sleeve for 50 years old.
No sticker or sticker residue, and no writing or writing imprints.
Printed & made by Robert Stace
Inner Sleeve : This is the original and correct Decca dots inner sleeve. It is in an Excellent condition and fully functional with no splits and is intact inside and out at all seams.
The Vinyl: In Excellent condition. The vinyl retains a deep bright black glossy finish. Under direct light, there are visibly jus a couple of very small non-feelable superficial stylus hairlines on both sides over the surfaces, but they are very fine and very light, showing that this surface has received a less than average number of plays, and has not been over used, having had a careful owner, The surface is completely smooth and in normal light the vinyl surfaces still look fresh and project a mirror-like shine and could qualify as Excellent. There are no feelable marks or scratches on either side. The vinyl is clean, the record lays completely flat on the turntable, has no scuffs, no dinks in the vinyl, and no warps or groove wear, very bright and glossy
Very heavy robust sixties vinyl weighing at 175 grams.
Labels are Excellent Minus, Text is clear and bright, the perimeter area around the spindle location point has fine spindle wear and spindle line traces can been seen but not deep or obvious,
Has the KT tax code embossed on Side 1.
SOLD IN U.K. text across label and
The Gramophone Co. Ltd text around rim.
The text for the song titles is the Block capital Sans Serif font. The loud cut was only pressed for a few weeks, but during this time the font was changed from block capital to Times New Roman font which can be found on later Loud Cuts and the early second presses.
Early Mother & Stampers
Side 1 - 1 K
Side 2 - 1 H
The Booklet: This original Booklet is in Excellent condition with no imperfections to any of the pages.
The Audio: The audio grades as Excellent, it has no detractions such as pops, skips, jumps or sticks, and no interference which is obvious from the condition of the surfaces, and has been play tested to confirm. The surfaces project a full original edgy bass reproduction, and the vocals are crisp and original. There is no background noise, and the run-in's preceding and succeeding the songs are quiet with just a few light static type ticks on a few of them, but this is a criticism that is hard to make.
The robustness of these early pressings always ensures that the sound quality doesn't deteriorate noticeably as long as the record has not been mistreated.
The mono bass line is deep and the instruments and vocals are faultless.
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This LP will be securely delivered in a professional cardboard LP mailer with cardboard stifferners.
A plain anti-static inner sleeve will house the record and the original will be placed separately.
A high grade PVC sleeve is included to further protect the LP as shown.
UK delivery is included and signed for.
Overseas delivery will be tracked and a tracking number will be given.
I have used the official grading system for rare records from the Record Collector Magazine.
Happy to refund on return if not satisfied.
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