Queen - Greatest Hits - Original South Korea Green Picture Sleeve -
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Queen - Greatest Hits - Original South Korea Green Picture Sleeve - Ultra Rare
Label: High Stereo Light ?– 141 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Independent Release Country: South Korea Released: 1982(?)
Tracklist A1 Another One Bites The Dust A2 Bohemian Rhapsody A3 Crazy Little Thing Called Love A4 Killer Queen A5 Fat Bottomed Girls A6 Bicycle Race A7 Under Pressure B1 We Will Rock You B2 We Are The Champions B3 Flash B4 Somebody To Love B5 You're My Best Friend B6 Keep Yourself Alive B7 Play The Game
Welcome to one of the most addictive parts of Queen collecting - South Korean LPs. There are 20 different versions of "Greatest Hits" and this is one of the more collectable versions of it, complete with its green monochrome cover. Valued at £34 on the Queen database.
Of all the areas of Queen collecting I've done over the last 25 years, collecting South Korean variants is by far the most rewarding because it is so difficult to find these in decent condition. This is in very good condition and I had to wait about 5 years to get something of this quality.
You'll notice the track order is very different from all international variants, even some of the stranger Communist Eastern European versions of the time.
What you're bidding on comes with its original straight- and curved-edge inner plastic sleeve.
I've got dozens of South Korean LPs coming on eBay in the next 2-3 months and this is by far one of the most collectable. Happy bidding!
Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: B-16142-A10-RE 5E-564-A-10-SH-AR-REI-141A SLM + Matrix / Runout: 5E-564-B-RE ED-SP 141B 0-2 SM3-2
Condition Sleeve - remarkably good considering the age of the product and some of the others I've seen. The reprographics aren't fantastic and the paper quality is on a light GSM. This is how these highly collectable albums were produced at the time and when you take ownership of it, you'll appreciate how well preserved it is. Record - South Korean independent LPs tended to use second- or third-generation metal masters meaning there is a completely unique sound to the songs. The LP itself, although unplayed by me, looks in decent condition.
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