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Original MONO Pressing with 2A / 1A matrices.
Let It Bleed was released in December 1969 on the unboxed Decca label.
Decca changed their logo to the boxed design seen here in Feb 1970 and a month later ended the MONO production.
SLEEVE ..a small spine crack at the top has not gone through, some slight creasing use zoom , fully legible spine. Very nice ...see pics.
INNER a tiny 2mm nick at the top opening and a name in biro - no spine splits.
VINYL Retains a good sheen, has light scuffs and hairlines, plays with crackle throughout which is more noticeable in the gaps and the quieter passages. It is also more noticeable on track 2 which is a very quiet track. There are a couple of ticks in the gap between track 4 and 5.
On Side 2. the crackle is more noticeable in the quiet passage near the end of track 1, through track 2 which is a quiet track and at the intro to track 4 but gets quieter when the vocal comes in - expect the odd little tick here and there - no skips or sticks, a nice enough listen - an affordable mono copy for someone
I can send up to 4 LP s for the same price - please let me know if you are still bidding and wait for me to send the relevant invoice.
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