LED ZEPPELIN II (2) ' LIVIN` LOVIN` WRECK

£ 64

$ 85

£ 64 Sold For

May 22, 2011 Sold Date

May 12, 2011 Start Date

£ 10 Start price

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Description

LED ZEPPELIN II (2)

Original 1st Press Vinyl LP

*THIS LP IS MEGA RARE!

'MIS-CREDIT LIVIN` LOVIN` WRECK

And THE LEMON SONG

CAT 588198

RED / PLUM Labels

Original Light Brown E. J. Day & Co Sleeve

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UNCORRECTED MATRIX NO:

Side one -588198 A2

Side two -588198 B2

THIS LP IS MEGA RARE AND VERY DIFFICULT TO LOCATE. THIS IS ONE OF LED ZEPPELIN's RAREST LP's EVER AND IS A TRUE 1ST PRESS

VINYL (VISUAL)

Thickly pressed quality vinyl with jet black mirror like surfaces. The record looks fantastic with only the faintest wispy lines, it looks mint but as it is 40 years old I can only grade as excellent because of its age.

EXCELLENT

VINYL (PLAY GRADED)

The only blemish which you cannot see is when it’s on the turntable it makes the record arm move side to side briefly as it seems to have a slight warp in the actual grooves, it lays perfectly flat. There is some static/crackle in quiet moments when heard on headphones, but this could be down to the record needing a professional clean. Had it not been for the slight warp it would have been graded as excellent++

VERY GOOD+

SLEEVE

First issue light brown E J. Day Gatefold sleeve is in very good condition for this particular sleeve, as it is notorious for wear and tear as it isn’t laminated, considering its age this has stood up very well for a record of 40 years old. Only minor storage wear and ring wear, the sleeve has NO rips, NO tears and absolutely NO graffiti or stickers whatsoever, The spine is 100% readable (see photos)

OVERALL VERY GOOD+

POLY-LINED INNER SLEEVE

It is in very good condition, it is a bit creased see photos, it has plastic bags can be dangerous in blue with the all important

(MADE IN ENGLAND) 4913 000 15803 WITH BRITISH PATENT NUMBER 1072844 & 1125555)

VERY GOOD+

LABELS

Labels are the sensational red / plum ATLANTIC format in as near as mint condition as you could get, with the ATLANTIC logos to the left of the central holes on both sides of the labels to confirm that this is the very first issue of this magnificent rarity. Has the original first pressing "produced by Jimmy Page” Both labels have only 1 or 2 very light spindle lines. NO graffiti, NO rips, NO tears or stickers.

EXCELLENT+

I WILL SEND 1ST CLASS RECORDED DELIVERY IN AN ALBUM MAILER WITH STIFFENERS.

NOTE; Please contact me about postage if your outside the UK

Postage depends on value as well

Track Listing

Side 1:

Whole Lotta Love

What is and What Should Never Be

The Lemon Song

Thankyou

Side 2:

Heartbreaker

Livin` Lovin` Wreck (She’s a Woman)

Ramble On

Moby Dick

Bring It On Home

Record Collector Magazine's Grading Guide

MINT:
The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks
or deterioration in sound quality.
The cover and any extra items are in perfect condition.
Records advertised as sealed or un-played should be mint.

EXCELLENT:
The record shows some signs of having been played,
but there is very little lessening in sound quality.
The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing.

VERY GOOD:
The record has obviously been played many times,
but displays no major deterioration in sound quality,
despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch.
Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items,
without any major defects, is acceptable.

GOOD:
The record has been played so much
that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated,
perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches.
The cover and contents suffer from folding,
scuffing of edges, spine splits, discoloration, etc.

FAIR:
The record is still just playable but it has not been cared for properly
and displays considerable surface noise; it may even jump.
The cover and contents will be torn, stained and/or defaced.

EXCELLENT 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK, BID WITH CONFIDENCE!!!

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