Pink Floyd SEE EMILY PLAY b/w SCARECROW, US Mono DJ 45, Promo in Tower Sleeve
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Description
This 45 features the original monaural mix of 'See Emily Play' and 'Scarecrow'. The record is in very good shape overall, and the audio is above average in quality. The vinyl is clean, but it shows wear-and-tear in the form of several long surface scratches on both sides, but thankfully they are not audible. I can detect no groove wear during playback on Emily, but I think there's a trace of it in the highs on Scarecrow. Anyway, if it's there, it's very minor. Both songs really do play excellently.
I know this isn't the right sleeve for this promo, but it IS an original Tower sleeve from 1967, and I think it and the record do present very well together.
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