The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request Mono LP 1967 3D - VERY RARE
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THE ROLLING STONES - THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST
MONO TXL 103 LP 1967 3D SLEEVE
VERY RARE UK 1st PRESSING MATRIX: ARL 8126-1P & ARL 8127-P1
Vinyl has some surface marking and is graded visually as very good.
Glossy surface, clean and shiny. Some hairline scratches but these do not affect the sound. Both sides of vinyl play well with some light clicks as would be expected on a record which is 50 years old.
Outer gatefold sleeve has some scuff marks on the edges and some creasing on the sleeve to the right side of the 3D image.
Original inner sleeve missing, record is in a Decca sleeve which is in very good condition
Any questions please contact me, I am not a record dealer, I am selling from my private collection and will be selling more vinyl from this era in the coming weeks
Thanks for looking
About the sixth Rolling Stones album on DECCA in UK:
Issued in UK on December 8th 1967. This one exists in both Mono and Stereo versions:
Issued in UK on December 8th 1967. This one exists in both Mono and Stereo versions:
The sixth album on DECCA in UK is musically totally different from anything they had done before, or after. It really stands out from the rest of their production, either you like it or you don't. But it is an interesting LP from a collecting point of view. It is mostly famous for the 3D picture on the cover. The manufacturing of the picture is said to have been a very costly matter, even more costly than the actual retail price.
True Mono and fold down from Stereo to Mono, two different mixes existing:
The mono LP of Satanic is existing in two different versions. The original master tape was mixed two times, the first one was used for mono records only and the second one was used both for mono and stereo records. The two mixes used for pressing mono records can be identified by the matrix number.
The first mix, that was used on mono records has the following matrix number: Mono: ARL-8126-1P on side one and ARL-8127-P1 on side two.
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