ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It (1965 UK unboxed logo label 6-track mono 7" EP with intact four prong centre, including We Want The Stones, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, Pain In My Heart, Route 66, I'm Moving On & I'm Alright, fullylaminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is clean & grades VG/VG+ with several light paper hairline scuffs which have little effect on play DFE8620) more...
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ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones EP (1964 UK unboxed logo label 4-track 7" mono EP with intact four prong centre, featuring Bye Bye Johnny, Money, You Better Move On & Poison Ivy, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows justa little light wear & despite a patch of foxing to the label, the vinyl remains in excellent condition with minimal wear DFE8560) more...
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ROLLING STONES Five By Five EP (1964 UK unboxed logo label 5-track mono 7" EP, featuring If You Need Me, Empty Heart, 2120 South Michigan Avenue, Confessin' The Blues & Around And Around, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little ringwear and minor age yellowing, with the vinyl remaining in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for over fifty five years DFE8590) more...
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ROLLING STONES Metamorphosis (1975 UK 16-track LP on the 'boxed' Decca logo label, housed in a matte picture sleeve with Andrew Oldham's poetic notes on the reverse. The sleeve is Very Good and shows some cosmetic wear & light ring wear scuffing & the vinyl shows with the odd light sign of play SKL5212) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones (1969 UK fourth press 12-track red unboxed logo 'ffrr' label mono LP, 'Printed In England' front laminated picture sleeve. The side one matrix number is stamped XARL 6271-2A & side two matrix stamped XARL6272-3A, meaning this plays the full 4:06 version of 'Tell Me' LK4605)
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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 Around And Around (1965 French Decca black 'lozenge' logo label 12-track vinyl LP, front laminated flipback picture sleeve with '10.65' date printed on the reverse. The sleeve shows scuffin/edgewear (mainly to the opening edge) but nothing excessive and all text is legible. The vinyl looks barely played!) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (1972 UK issue of the 1967 14-track Stereo compilation LP on the green boxed logo label, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with fold-out picture / credits insert. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play TXS101) 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 60th Anniversary 'The Greatest Fireworks' Show (2022 Japanese promo only 8-page Darby Racing style newspaper, produced to promote the 60th Anniversary 'The Greatest Fireworks' show at the Tokyo Racecourse, featuring details aboutthe Stones and a section in memory of Charlie Watts. Also includes a double-sided colour handbill flyer advertising the fireworks display printed with the classic tongue logo and details about the event) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones EP (1970s UK 'boxed' Decca logo issue of the 1964 4-track MONO 7" vinyl EP with intact four prong centre with BIEM & NCB box on the left, with Extended Play on two lines on the right side only, including You Better Move On, Poison Ivy, Bye Bye Johnny and Money; housed in a front laminated picture sleeve printed by MacNeill Press. The sleeve has light wear and the vinyl has light signs of play DFE8560) 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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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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ROLLING STONES Five By Five EP (1970s UK Decca boxed logo label issue of the 1964 5-track MONO 7" vinyl EP with its intact four prong centre, including If You Need Me, Empty Heart, 2120 South Michigan Avenue, Confessin' The Blues & Around AndAround. The vinyl has minimal signs of play and comes issued in a front-laminated flipback picture sleeve DFE8590) more...
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ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It EP (1970s UK 'boxed' logo label 6-track MONO 7" vinyl EP with an intact four prong centre, recorded live in London, Manchester & Liverpool, including versions of We Want The Stones, Everybody Needs Somebody, Pain In My Heart, Route 66, I'm Moving On and I'm Alright. The vinyl looks barely played issued in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve DFE8620) more...
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ROLLING STONES Lady Jane (1973 Belgian 'Golden Hit-Parade' wide centre 7" vinyl single on the blue & silver boxed Decca logo label, also including Pain It Black, housed in a unique textured picture sleeve with an advert on the back for other singles in the series, with an intact & uncut jukebox label. The label mispells Paint It Black as 'Painted..' whilst on the back of the sleeve is listed at 'Paintit..'. The sleeve displays some mild age wear but has no splits or rips. Both labels more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Get Off Off My Cloud (1965 German second issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the wine red oval Decca logo label with gold lettering, also including I'm Free. Housed in the rarer second varient 'Got Live If You Want It' style picture sleeve with a brown top border and the b-side title on the left, and details of other local Stones releases printed on the reverse. The fragile sleeve is graded Very Good, as displays some minor wear including creases and ringwear, alo more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Tell Me (1968 Japanese mustard yellow London label 7" vinyl single manufactured by King Records, with Type III label design without the 'FFRR' logo and 'Stereo' text, but has '45RPM' on the right side. Also includes Time IsOnMy Side, with a unique wraparound picture insert showing the band performing at the BBC's 'Top Beat Pop Prom' in 1964, with biography and lyrics printed inside, and has '¥370' price point on the back. The insert displays some minor signs ofage more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Going To A Go-Go (Scarce 1982 Canadian wide centre vinyl 7" single on the yellow Rolling Stones label with red tongue logo on the left and has a letter 'Q' below the catalogue number, also including Beast Of Burden, housed in the original paper picture sleeve. The sleeve is Very Good, with some minor general wear but has no rips of splits. The past owner has written 'Record#19' on the back. The labels are clean, and the vinyl has little signs of play, a nice exam more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Between The Buttons (Rare 1967 UK second issue 12-track MONO LP with 'ffrr' logo label text, 'MIRAGE MUSIC' over the boxed BIEM & NCB credit & 'G.E.M.A.' below & 'K/T' & 'S' credits, front laminated picture sleeve. The vinylremains close to 'as new' condition with virtually NO signs of play even after fifty five plus years. The sleeve also shows astonishingly few signs of age - the colours are still bright, with NONE of the usual foxing/discolouration to the unla 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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ROLLING STONES Got Live If You Want It EP (1965 UK unboxed logo label 6-track 7" mono vinyl EP, featuring We Want The Stones, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, Pain In My Heart, Route 66, I'm Moving On and I'm Alright, fully laminated flipbackpicture sleeve. There are a couple of laminate creases & lift to the front and despite a few light cosmetic surface marks, the vinyl remains excellent. A nice copy at an advantageous price DFE8620) 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 Between The Buttons (Circa 1968 UK fourth label variant 12-track MONO LP with 'ffrr' logo & 'deep groove' label, GEMA & 'Mirage Music' under the boxed BIEM / NCB credit & without 'K/T' tax code with the year '1967' placed at thebottom, housed in a front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & a bit of laminate creasing, retaining bright vibrant colours and a clearly readable spine. The labels have a few light spindle marks whilst more...
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ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (1969 UK first press 12-track stereo LP on the blue 'unboxed' Decca logo label with inverted matrix & 'Side 1' print to the left of the centre hole, complete with the original 'blue for stereo' bordered shaped company inner & the original octagonal front laminated gatefold pocket sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent with only the lightest evidence of shelfwear whilst the inner sleeve is unaffected by age. The vinyl too is a wonderful Excellent example more...
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ROLLING STONES Beggars Banquet (Early 70s [circa 1970-72] UK variant of the third issue 10-track stereo LP, originally released in 1968, on the blue 'boxed' Decca logo label with the 'Speed 33 1/3' above the 'Mirage Music' with 'BIEM/NCB' boxbelow (there is also a full stop in the catalogue number 'SKL.4955' and the matrix printed the correct way in brackets), front laminated gatefold picture sleeve manufactured by Robert Stace. The sleeve displays only light signs of wear & the vi
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (70s US issue of the 1967 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, manufactured in the UK and exported for the US market, also includes Ruby Tuesday. Housed in a picture sleeve with the catalogue number '45-904' & London record company logo printed on the front. The sleeve displays some light general wear with a light fold mark down the centre, otherwise remains nice without any splits of rips. And, apart from the name of previous more...
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ROLLING STONES Beggars Banquet (Extremely Rare 1969 UK second issue of the 1968 10-track mono LP on the red 'unboxed' Decca logo 'ffrr' label without any tax code, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. As most mono requirements were cateredfor in the initial pressings, this second issue is far harder to find than that of the first. The sleeve on this copy shows just a little light shelfwear with laminate splitting along the spine, whilst the vinyl does show just a few light hai
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ROLLING STONES Aftermath (Early 1970s [circa 1970-1972] UK third issue of the 1966 14-track stereo LP on the export only white title 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has a strip of tape residue to the top of the reverse from an earlier repair, otherwise shows onlly light wear, whilst the vinyl is graded as VG-/VG with a mark to Goin' Home causing a passage of 'fuzz clicks' with no actual skips, whilst the B side shows just light signs of play SKL478
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ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (Very Rare June 1964 Japanese first issue wide centred 7" vinyl single on the black & yellow London label with 'ffrr' logo at the top manufactured by King, also including Good Times, Bad Times, with a unique wraparound picture insert with Japanese/lyrics inside & the earliest '¥330' price point on the back. The insert is a beautiful clean example with only light signs of handling, whilst the vinyl shows only very light signs of play. A fantastic examp more...
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