LIVE YARDBIRDS JIMMY PAGE LED ZEPPELIN 1ST PRESS VG++
  $   68

 


$ 68 Sold For
Jan 6, 2010 Sold Date
Dec 27, 2009 Start Date
$   15 Start price
9   Number Of Bids
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                                         The Yardbirds Live with Jimmy Page

                                                                           Original Live at the Anderson Theatre, March 30, 1968

                                              1st Press on Epic Records in VG++ condition

        

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By now if you are bidding for vinyl, you should be familiar with a number of grading standards. I follow Goldmine to the letter, grading conservatively vinyl, insert and cover. I have been listening to music all my life and collecting for the past 40+ years. I grade visually and spot check the audio quality playing back on a Goldring turntable with a Sumiko cartridge, powered by a modest NAD 304 Integrated AMP with a pair of near monitor Fanfare Acoustics speakers.

All the records I will be selling are from my personal collection or very special acquisitions from other private collections.

I will not sell a recording I would not buy for my personal enjoyment!

The recording below is now for auction:

Artist: The Yardbirds

Album: Live Yardbirds

Label: Epic

Number: E 30615

Dead Vinyl info: P AL 30615-1A / P BL 30615-1A

Vinyl rating: Looks: VG++ with a very nice sheen and two barely noticeable hairliners. Sounds: VG++ with no surface noise and a nice live sound.

Cover rating: VG++ with very light ring ware in front and no splits or bends 

About this recording: You can hear the ideas coming from Jimmy Page on how he wanted Led Zeppelin to sound. You can hear Dazed and Confused at the begging of The Train Kept a-Rollin and in I'm Confused and White Summer is a great acoustic (with electric guitar) number. This is a very energetic and exciting live performance with some excellent guitar playing by Jimmy. The Train Kept A-Rollin. Original Live at the Anderson Theatre, March 30, 1968.

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