Led Zeppelin III (Three) - 1970 UK Vinyl LP - Celebration Misprint
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Led Zeppelin - III - Vinyl LP
Atlantic - 2401-002 - UK 1970
Grades: Vinyl/Sleeve: VG+/EX
Runout Matrix (a): 2401002 A-5 Do what thou wilt 11 21
Runout Matrix (b): 2401002 B-7 So mote it be 1224
Vinyl: Very Good +
This version is on the Atlantic red/plum label with 'Celebration' listed on side one label instead of 'Celebration Day'. Side one label has Jimmy Page production credit printed below Warner Bros Music, but not on side two label.
This record has been cleaned and play checked. Playback is excellent with nothing worth mentioning other than a couple of tics at the beginning of side two. Visually there are no scratches, just light lines (mainly on side two) that are pretty much superficial, but enough to lower the grade to VG+. Otherwise this is a really nice copy of this LP.
Sleeve: Excellent
The E.J. Day printed laminated gatefold sleeve, with working wheel is in super condition, with a solid spine and no edge wear. The back of the sleeve has some horizontal laminate creases (see photo) but I don't feel that these significantly lessen the quality of the sleeve.
Side One: Immigrant Song / Friends / Celebration Day / Since I've Been Loving You / Out On The Tiles
Side Two: Gallows Pole / Tangerine / That's The Way / Bron-Y-Aur Stomp / Hats Off To (Roy) Harper
Vinyl Grades:
Mint (M): Sealed with no evidence that the record has been played.
Near Mint (NM): A record that shows hardly any evidence of being played – both in appearance and sound quality.
Excellent (EX): A record that may have minor surface marks and/or minimal surface noise or tics.
Very Good + (VG+): The record will be close to excellent but may have some light marks or hairlines. Sound quality will probably be less than excellent with some light surface noise or tics - but nothing overly unpleasant.
Very Good (VG): The record may have several marks or scratches (which in some cases might be feelable), and/or sound quality might not be that great.
Good+ (G+): This is likely to be a record that has many surface marks or scratches and poor sound quality.
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