THE BEATLES Revolver (Rare original 1966 Japanese 1st issue 14-track Odeon label RED vinyl stereo LP, picture sleeve with fold-out lyric insert. Most copies of this LP were issued on black vinyl, however during the mid 1960's the Japanese were experimenting with red 100% virgin vinyl with a chemical called Everclean in. This chemical helped reduce static build-up but was discontinued due to the production costs & very few copies were pressed in red. This copy has been much loved & is only graded as GOOD. A great collection filler at an advantageous price! OP-7600)
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THE BEATLES Words Of Love (Scarce 1965 South African 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, '7XPEA 198' & '..199' stamped matrices, also including Matchbox, Parlophone company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is graded as good, withsome minor surface scuffs and mild scratches, we have play tested both sides and can confirm that apart from some light background noise but no major deterioration in sound quality and plays through without any problems, otherwise sounds very more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Incredibly rare original 1963 UK 14-track mono vinyl LP on the black & gold Parlophone label with 'Dick James Mus. Co.' publishing credits for Please Please Me, I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A Place, E.J. Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve. As is evident, this copy has been much loved & is graded GOOD overall. See 'more info' for further details... PMC1202) more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press 14-track mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label, with 'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing credit for the songs I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A Place, & "Dick James Mus. Co" credit for Please Please Me & Ask Me Why. Comes housed in the Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve with large mono logo in the top right & 'Photo: Angus McBean' credit to the more...
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