ROLLING STONES, Let It Bleed (Poster/Sticker/Inner)

	£		203
	$		269

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You are looking at an auction for a GENUINELY SCARCE COMPLETE ORIGINAL album (in INCREDIBLE condition!!!!) It is a 1969 1st UK pressing of Rolling Stones classic Let It Bleed - THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE LP ANYWAY AS A FIRST PRESSING - ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION!!!! BUT THIS ONE IS ALSO THE COMPLETE ORIGINAL WITH THE CORRECT INNER SLEEVE, THE STICKER ON THE FRONT AND THE ULTRA RARE POSTER INSERT!!! - SO DONT MISS OUT ON THIS AMAZINGLY RARE OPPORTUNITY!!!!

ITEM SPECIFICS

ARTIST: ROLLING STONES TITLE: LET IT BLEED

FORMAT: VINYL LP YEAR OF 1ST RELEASE: 1969 PRESSING: 1ST

LABEL: DECCA CAT. NO: LK5025 MATRIX NOS: XARL 9363(4)

ANY OTHER DETAILS: MONO

RECORD CONDITION:

I have graded this stunning original album, still gleaming with a remarkable as new glossy sheen, as a strong EXCELLENT+ although it really is a lot better than that. The whole album has maintained a brilliant hardly touched appearance, with that deep dark clean look that can only come from barely handled records. That it has been well looked after and played very little can be in no doubt, for the amazing audio clarity is deep, clearly defined and truly impressive. There is virtually no surface noise to report on either side so I am pleased to state that yes, this album really is as clean as it looks! The spindle area has minimum wear and shows that the album has had a few plays although by no means a huge amount, I would guess that around 10 would probably be an accurate estimate. The reason I have opted for the grade of excellent+ then is down to one small mark on side two. Both sides have little or no brush marks or paper scuffs, even under a strong light, but on side two this one small mark is visible to the naked eye. It occurs during and either side of the track You Got The Silver, and causes some faint pops during that track. I must strongly emphasise that these are not horrible, intrusive pops and they do not cause any sticking or skipping. However, I would be doing the future owner a disservice by not mentioning that this small blemish is there. The fact of the matter is, without that one mark the album would grade as Near Mint or even Mint- but with it this is still an incredible find and a truly worthy EX+ and a genuinely wonderful original album too!!!  

COVER CONDITION:

This original album sleeve, with all its complete components, is more than a match for its wonderful vinyl and it all grades as an impressive NEAR MINT. That is everything; the front laminate cover, the ORIGINAL DECCA INNER SLEEVE (paper sleeve with incredibly minor creasing) the ORIGINAL POSTER INSERT (which has never been on a wall or displayed anywhere out of this record cover) and the ORIGINAL FRONT COVER STICKER (which no one has tried to remove). To find this album with all the parts in place as they were on the day of its first issue is truly remarkable; its almost beyond description!!! The album sleeve itself has no creasing, the edges are smooth and un-scuffed and so is the spine. There are perhaps one or two of the tiniest laminate creases and there is absolutely no ring-wear, just the inevitable circular impression of a record. I have been trading for many years and this is the first time I have found a complete copy of this original album in such remarkable unblemished state. This, more than ever, is an essential item for the serious collectors ? definitely NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

TRACKLISTING:

Side One                                                                

Gimmie Shelter

Love In Vain

Country Honk

Live With Me

Let It Bleed

Side Two

Midnight Rambler

You Got The Silver

Monkey Man

You Cant Always Get What You Want

POSTAGE & PACKING

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VINYLSOUND

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