ROLLING STONES Their Satanic Majesties Request (Rare 1967 UK Second issue unboxed Decca logo 'deep groove' light blue label 10-track MONO LP, complete with with the red psychedelic inner, superb lenticular 3D front laminated gatefold picture sleeve - Very hard to find in Mono! TXL103)
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ROLLING STONES Stone Age (Rare original Japanese issue 12-track stereo vinyl compilation LP manufactured in the UK on the 'export' design dark blue & silver Decca label, including It's All Over Now, My Girl, Paint It Black and The Last Time. The UK-printed front laminated picture sleeve has a little laminate lift along the spine and the back displays a little foxing but comes with the poly-lined 'London / FFRR' die-cut paper inner & Japanese text insert, while the vinyl remains excell more...
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ROLLING STONES Their Satanic Majesties Request (Rare 1967 UK Second issue 10-track MONO vinyl LP with 1K/1K matrices, on the 'deep groove' unboxed Decca logo light blue label, printed with the side indicator on the left side of the spindle hole and 'Sing This All Together (See What Happens)' split over two lines, complete with with the red psychedelic inner, superb lenticular 3D front laminated gatefold picture sleeve TXL103)
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ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (September 1969 French 4-track wide centred 7" vinyl EP on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, also including Grow Up Wrong, The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man & Susie-Q, housed in the in alternate front laminated flip-back picture sleeve, depicting Keith Richards standing in the centre of group, with Brian Jones standing with a hand behind is head, this also has all title text in red and a black Decca logo, and date coded ' more...
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ROLLING STONES Sad Day (1973 French 'Hit Parade' wide centred mono 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo labels, also including You Can't Always Get What You Want, unique fully textured two-tone picture sleeve with the date code'B-5' on the reverse. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a small amount of scuffing to the edges and some signs of age, but remains very clean with no splits or rips, and the vinyl shows minimal signs of play with just a couple of more...
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ROLLING STONES We Love You (May 1971 French wide centred 7" vinyl single on the silver & blue boxed Decca logo label, with production credits over two lines and has 'P' & 'J' next to 'SACEM', also including Dandelion. Housed in a matt flipbackpicture sleeve with the date code '5-71' on the reverse along with a Decca group advert. The sleeve displays some light general wear and signs of age, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play) more...
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ROLLING STONES (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1975 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca label, also including Out Of Time, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring black & white faces of the band members, yellow artist & title text, with 'D.J.'s Special Request' text in white. Issued to promote the 'Rolled Gold' double LP compilation, and has an advert on the reverse of the sleeve. The sleeve displays some minor general wear including light ringwear, more...
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ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Women (1986 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single on the blue & white unboxed Decca logo label, also including Sympathy For The Devil, housed in a unique textured picture sleeve featuring an image of Mick on stage. The sleeve displays some light general wear and has the date '29/09/86' written on the back, whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play. A really nice example of this hard to find pressing) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (70s UK 12-track Decca 'boxed' logo label stereo third issue of the 1969 compilation LP, front laminated octagonal shaped gatefold picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo identifying hole on the reverse cover and blue cut-to-shape inner. The sleeve shows some light edge/spine scuffing and has a crease mark on the back, whilst the vinyl has just a few light surface scuffs SKL5019) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Sucking In The Seventies (1981 UK 10-track compilation LP featuring a collection of hit songs, remixes and alternate takes of album tracks, B-sides & live recordings from their It's Only Rock 'n Roll [1974], Black and Blue[1976], Some Girls [1978] and Emotional Rescue [1980] recording sessions, complete with printed inner, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear & the vinyl has just the odd light sign of play CUNS39112) more...
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ROLLING STONES Look What You've Done (Rare 1971 German wide centre 7" vinyl single on the red with the boxed black & white Decca logo labels, also including Blue Turns To Grey, housed in a special 6-page gatefold booklet picture sleeve with pictures of Charlie, Mick J, Keith, Mick T, Charlie again & Bill on the back along with illustrations to promote all of their back catalogue with their album art from July 1964 to April 1971. The sleeve is graded Very Good, with only a little light more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Your Poll Winners (Rare 1967 Japanese-only 12-track stereo LP on the blue & silver London label, housed in a unique gatefold picture sleeve with integral 8-page booklet including photos, Japanese text biography, discography& song lyrics. The sleeve [VG+] shows a little light shelf wear with some foxing inside commensurate with age. The vinyl is clean & grades EX/EX- with just a few minor spindle marks not affecting play SLC-184) more...
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ROLLING STONES Their Satanic Majesties Request (Rare 1967 UK Second issue 10-track MONO vinyl LP with 1K/1K matrices, on the 'deep groove' unboxed Decca logo light blue label, printed with the side indicator on the right side of the spindle hole and 'Sing This All Together (See What Happens)' on just one line and straight credits, complete with with the red psychedelic inner, superb lenticular 3D front laminated gatefold picture sleeve TXL103)
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THE ROLLING STONES We Love You (1989 German wide centre injection moulded 7" vinyl single with blue label design, also including Dandelion, part of 'The London Years' series, housed in a textured picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some lightgeneral wear and the vinyl shows little signs of play, an Excellent example) more...
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ROLLING STONES Tell Me EP (Rare original 1965 Japanese 4-track solid centre 7" mono EP at 33RPM, on the blue & silver 'ffrr' London label, manufactured by King Record Co. Ltd. Tokyo. Issued as part of the 'Seventeen Series', with a unique picture insert with all lyrics printed on the back side, complete with its correct candy-stripe '17 Series' die-cut company inner sleeve. This example remains in an amazing condition, the insert has light signs of handeling, the labels have just a co more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1978 UK issue of the 1969 9-track Stereo LP on the dark blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, complete with large 19" x 21" fold-out full colour poster, front laminated picture sleeve with 'poster included' print on the back & no Mono/Stereo punch hole. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl looks barely played SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES The Illustrated Biography (2011 UK 224-page 10" x 10" softback book by Jane Benn, featuring 200 classic, rare and unseen photographs from the Dail Mail archive, plus chronology and fold-out black & white picture cover) more...
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ROLLING STONES Voodoo Lounge CD Rom (Rare 1995 French promotional only CD-Rom, featuring a demonstration/presentation for the computer game published by GTE Interactive Media, housed in a custom black & white card wallet picture sleeve with instruction on the reverse in French) more...
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ROLLING STONES Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass) (Rare 1966 UK first pressing 14-track deep groove mono LP on the unboxed Decca logo light blue 'ffrr' label, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with integral stapled photo booklet. The flimsy sleeve shows some mild creasing after half a century & some edge scuffing with a split to the top, however, the booklet is intact with text clearly legible. The vinyl is clean & in VG condition, with some hairlines and scuffs visible resul more...
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ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It (Extremely rare 1965 Japanese solid centred 'ffrr' logo blue London label 'Seventeen Series' 5-track 7" vinyl EP featuring live recordings, unique glossy picture sleeve complete with the Japanese / lyric insert. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear and the insert has the tiny spot of foxing. The labels both have a couple of light spindle marks whilst the vinyl is very clean with little signs of play. A fantastic example of the fif more...
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THE ROLLING STONES December's Children [And Everybody's] (1965 US 12-track stereo LP on the boxed dark blue London label, pasted picture sleeve. This, the fifth US LP, has 'Electronically Reprocessed' text on the front & back of thesleeve. Thesleeve on this copy still retains a London records logo promo sticker and the sleeve shows some light general edgewear with only some fluffing in one corner to give you an idea. The vinyl is a very strong EX/closer to Near Mint; showing onlythe l more...
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THE ROLLING STONES You Can't Always Get What You Want (Rare 1969 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the black & silver curved unboxed Decca label, also including Honky Tonk Women, housed in a plain die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has only very light signs of play P-F12952) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Out Of Time (Rare 1975 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca label, also including Jiving Sister Fanny, housed in a unique flipback thin card picture sleeve featuring a photo by Ethan Russell, pressed by Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL. The sleeve displays minimal wear and has no splits or rips, and the vinyl has very light signs of play. A really nice example of this hard to find pressing and the first we have ever seen PF13597D) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Women (Rare 1976 Portuguese wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca label, also including Sympathy For The Devil, housed in a unique flipback thin card picture sleeve featuring a photograph byMark and Colleen Hayward, and strange fruit image, pressed by Valentim de Carvalho CI SARL. The sleeve displays just very light wear and has no splits or rips, and the vinyl has very light signs of play. A really nice example of this hard to more...
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Rare 1964 Dutch 7" vinyl single on the unboxed blue & silver Decca label, also including Good Times, Bad Times, housed in a unique wraparound picture sleeve. This sleeve design is one of a series of six different psychedelic colour variants in the 'Favorieten Expres' series, this version has Brown, Orange & Red, along with a black & white image of the band and a steam locomotive. The sleeve displays some minor wear mostly from handling and only light more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 Swedish 7" vinyl single on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca label with an intact four prong centre, also including Ruby Tuesday, housed in a unique picture sleeve featuring the 'Got Live'artwork with a brown border along the top with the tracks both listed and the band name up the left side of the picture, and discography on the reverse. The fragile sleeve is graded Very Good, with some minor wear mostly along the top and some more...
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ROLLING STONES Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (1971 French 'Golden Hit-Parade' series wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed logo label with 'SACEM' country code, featuring 5:00 Long Version & 2:57 Short Version, housed in afront laminated flipback picture sleeve with a 'Golden Hit Parade' circular logo in the top left corner, with an alternative 'on stage' photo. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear mostly to the non-laminated back. The labels have more...
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ROLLING STONES Empty Heart EP (Rare original 1965 Japanese 4-track solid centre 7" mono EP at 33RPM, on the blue & silver 'ffrr' London label, manufactured by King Record Co. Ltd. Tokyo. Issued as part of the 'Seventeen Series' in a unique wrap-around gatefold picture insert with all lyrics printed inside. This first edition displaying a ¥400 price on the back and is by far the hardest title to find in this series. Complete with its correct candy-stripe '17 Series' die-cut company sle more...
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ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (Archive quality 1965 UK 7" single with intact four prong centre, the label, although blue, appears to have the same text layout as the black export label variation, with straight-lettered composer credits, the K/T code on the left and crucially, no point between the 'F' and numerals on the catalogue number, all indicating a rare label variation, also including The Singer Not The Song, Decca company die cut sleeve. This copy is Near Mint, F.12263) more...
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ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (1971 UK issue of the 1969 12-track stereo LP compilation on the boxed Decca label, housed in a front laminated octagonal shaped gatefold picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo identifying hole on the black & blue cut-to-shape inner. The sleeve is Excellent with some minor laminate lift & a previous owner has written their name & date location on the inside right panel. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with a few spindle marks to show more...
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