LP, The Beatles – The Beatles' Second Album, Capitol ST 2080, 1967 LA PR, NM
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Jul 28, 2024 Sold Date
Jul 22, 2024 Start Date
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RARE AND DESIRABLE 1967 REPRESS FROM THE LOS ANGELES PRESSING PLANT.
These features, as copied from Discogs directly, are all confirmed to be present:
"This variation (fourth issue) of the Los Angeles issue has matte black rainbow labels without "subsidiary" text. Condensed font "STEREO" on labels. On jacket rear, A1 spelled "Roll Over, Beethoven" and B3 "Please Mr. Postman".
Early issues of this title, as here, do not have the running times for "Long Tall Sally" or "I Call Your Name" on Side 2. Later pressing labels do supply the timings for these songs.
This version has BMI rights for all tracks except B5 (She Loves You) which is ASCAP.. No timings for track B1 and B2. The printing company number, on the back of the sleeve, is 5. From the Steve Hoffman forums the Los Angeles printing company number can also be a 6. https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/beatles-pressing-plant-numbers.39074/"
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Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): ST-X-1-2080 Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): ST-X-2-2080 Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, Etched - Variation 1): ST-1-2080-B-6 ' 2 ✩ Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, Etched - Variation 1): ST-2-2080-B-6 ' 1 ✩  "
This copy has "6" next to RIAA on back jacket.  The jacket is in GOOD CONDITION, with the edges and corners the main wear issue.  The spine has the most wear, with some paper tears and splits present or just beginning center, about 2", and from the top edge, also about 2".  The top edge is worn but not as much with a split threatening about 3" - 4" from the spine.  The bottom edge has light wear with no splits beginning.  As seen, there are no marks, but age-toning around the edges.  The LP was stored in a borrowed Verve vintage sleeve, it LOOKS GREAT with no scratches or scuffs seen on clean vinyl, will grade NM.  There is a faint line or two around the spindle hole wear, suggesting very minimal play.  
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