The Beatles Let It Be Apple Records AP-80189 Vinyl Japan Issue First Press Rare

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+++About the product+++

The product is a used item that has been opened.

【Product Condition】　

■ This album is an original Japanese edition, first pressed and released by Apple Records in Japan in 1970.

■ The album was released in Japan in 1970, approximately 54 years ago, so it is a quite old record.

■ Although more than 50 years have passed since its release, the record surface remains in good condition without any significant scratches or dirt.

■ There is some evidence of scuffing on side B of the record, but it does not affect playback.

■ The record jacket shows signs of wear and some peeling on the corners and edges due to age, but there are no major stains, scratches, or damage.

■ The paper inner sleeve has no tears but shows wrinkles from use.

■ The liner notes have some discoloration and dirt due to age.

■ Unfortunately, the obi strip is not included.

■ The cover of the record jacket will be replaced with a new one.

■ The product will be wrapped in a larger OPP film for protection against scratches and dirt, ensuring safe purchase.

■ During shipping, the album will be securely wrapped in bubble wrap to prevent movement, packaged in a record-specific cardboard box, and sent via international mail.

※The record is not a rental copy.

■ Regarding the shipment, although it may take some time for the item to arrive, we will be sending it as a small packet (SMALL PACKET) with registered mail to minimize the risk of loss or theft.

【Album Information】

Let It Be' is the 13th original album by The Beatles. It serves as the soundtrack to the documentary film of the same name and was released on May 8, 1970, approximately one month after The Beatles effectively disbanded. It topped many album charts including the UK Albums Chart and the Billboard 200.

The recording sessions took place in January 1969, intended for release as an album titled 'Get Back' before the production of the album 'Abbey Road.' However, it was not completed, and the tapes from the sessions were later edited by Phil Spector, who was commissioned, and released as 'Let It Be'.

"Note:"

I also own this album. Back in around 1972, when I was still a broke student, I desperately wanted to listen to 'Let It Be' and managed to get a cheap copy from a friend who owned it.

'Let It Be' was my very first album purchase and holds a special place in my heart. Although The Beatles had already disbanded by then, I was completely obsessed with them.

Morning, noon, and night, it was all about The Beatles. Even now, I listen to The Beatles almost every day.

The copy of 'Let It Be' I bought back then is still in my possession, cherished as a treasure of my life.

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