The Doors-S/T Self Titled 1967 DOUBLY RARE MONARCH MONO "FXXK YEAH " UNCENSORED

$

400

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 double box with a buffer zone and/or cardboard bumpers.
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For your Doors collection:
The Doors-S/T Self Titled

1967 DOUBLY RARE Uncensored Monarch MONO Pressing

"FXXK YEAH!" UNCENSORED version.

Not only is this a mono Monarch pressing from 1967, this is also the uncensored audio wherein Jim sings "Fxxk Yeah!" numerous times towards the end of "The End."
Nobody knows for sure how many uncensored copies were pressed before the  music police censored "the End."
I have compared the audio of this LP to two other uncensored copies that I have. This monarch pressing has a very rich full sound with an incredible, rich bottom end. I actually had to dial back the bass, which I normally never have to do! Incredible pressing!

Gold Elektra record labels with "Weill-Brecht, Whitmer ASCAP" on side 1.
Matrixes: EKL-4007A (MON) (MR) 10046, EKL-4007 B (MON) (MR) 10046-X
I grade conservatively so you are happy that the LP arrived as described.
Cover=VG "Solomon" in ink top left corner (it blends in nicely), square and rigid, beautiful spine-fully readable with no rubbing, very light rubbing to bottom edge, very light ringwear to front and back, presents nicely
Sleeve=VG

Vinyl= VG, numerous hairlines, no skips, one pop at the very beginning of "The End", background noise that one hour in the ultrasonic cleaner could not solve. The surface noise is mostly noticeable during quiet songs/parts like in "End of the Night", parts of "The End," and in between songs.