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Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that example, and you sort of get where I'm going. However, I'm referring to the DECCA period, ie GYYYO and earlier, as opposed to the RSR and Atco period.
I have a white label GEMA for GYYYO for instance, which I presumed was the German release, but perhaps that was a later rerelease?
Which order-numer is on your white label GYYYO - English (SKL 5065) or German (SLK 16 670-P) ? I have a white-label as well but it's an English copy with English order number and as with many (?) / all (?) British releases "GEMA" is printed on the label. In the 60's and in the 70's (from an Austrian point of view, most likely the same in Germany) imports of LPs which were already manufactured in Germany or Austria were forbidden by law. I still remember when I ordered The Rolling Stones Now! around 1976 in Vienna - when it finally arrived it was handed over to me like a bootleg, no matter that Now! was never released over here but more or less the same as No.2. But for whatever reason UK LPs were allowed and got sold heavily. Probably the reason for the GEMA-sign on all those records.
In the late 70s things changed and it was possible to buy records like Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks but still "no way" to obtain an US-copy of BB or LIB for instance.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-07-16 21:45 by silkcut1978_.
Unfortunately I don't have a picture. I saw it at a record fair. Also, the songs were hand written on the label. Only the top had factory print with the usual small lines around the edge of the label.
so not even a promo, but a test pressing or something. Very cool, what did they want for it?
I will check it out silkcut and get back to you.
300 euros. I should hope it's great.
Sorry it took me a bit of time, I forgot I was going to get you the number!
OK, like I said, DECCA white label, and the catalogue number is SKL 5065, so UK presumably. But with that said, it does say GEMA on the left side of the label. I've previously posted this, but here it is again:
Don't know if I mentioned, but mine is Mick Taylor autographed:
I should know this, but when did they switch to the CUN prefix on the catalogue number from the COC?
Any additional value to this do you figure or just an interesting curio?
Thanks for that Jan....so does that mean UK pressed, for UK market, German market, or export market generally?
No value i guess, just an interesting curio.
Beautiful...I hope you bought it!
No I didn't
....I think I go back tomorrow 10 Euro.
I visit 2 record shops in my home town today one of them I think got 20 stones records where I saw this one and they other shop had about 100 records and I saw extremely rare boots one I remember from the early 70's (have to search the picture) and I saw this one for 80 Euros (nice 3D cover picture)
[www.ebay.com]
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Nice find ... be sure to add it to your collection !!
( p.s. ,,,, good price also !
)
Agreed, if I knew where you were located, I'd buy it from under you!
Reminds me of the times that I used to peruse the streets of Cambridge , Ma ( Harvard Square ) to find obscure recordings . I bought a US mono 3 - D Satanic Majesties Request In the '70's for about $ 50.00 . It was a great find before ebay was around .. LMOA
I did a LOT of ebay a few years ago...nothing quite like coming across that great bit of vinyl at a fair or a store. Still love doing that. We have a massive vinyl fair coming up next month. I'm quite looking forward to it.
This is a Belgian release of the first album i guess.
It's possible, but it said on the cover "Made in Holland" did you ever saw this one Steffie?
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I did see this on EBAY once before.
yes, i had this one but i sold it years ago.
i think that the sleeve was made in holland for export to belgium. on my copy that i had before was mentioned on the label' made in belgium'
I sure as hell don't have it, but I'll defer to the wiser collector's to determine whether it's rare or not.
On some level, one would have to say it's rare...question of value I guess may be more appropriate.
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Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
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Date: July 16, 2012 20:25
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Question ??
Been seeing this one pop up on ebay .. Is it Legit ?
Advertised as Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Rare German Promo LP Sealed
Legit album. Check this page if it´s a fake (esp. the matrix):
[www.vinylstones.org]
Wow...very cool link, thanks for that. Didn't realize that the album was available in Germany PRIOR to the sleeve being completed. Love to know the story behind that one!
The story behind it as far as I can tell - corrections are more than welcome !
German DECCA used British sleeves a few times and for Throught The Past & Let It Bleed they put out Express-Ausgaben (express releases).
1) Their Satanic Majesties Request:
German DECCA used both - with and without 3D-image - sleeves from the UK before they finally had a fold-out sleeve ready without the 3D-image. In fact I have a 3rd variation with the 3D-image glued upside down but that one's rather a "misprint".
2) Through The Past Darkly
released with an Express-artwork to be on time with the release date before the lay-out sketch was available
3) Let It Bleed
same as above
4) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
the most interesting one - the 1st edition was made in England (both, cover and LP) but with the GERMAN order-number.
That's what I wrote about it on my web-site:
Because of problems in the German record-plant Nortorf English DECCA
was assigned to produce 2,000 records and covers for the German market.
Both, the cover and the labels come with the German order-number and
with the GEMA-imprint on the labels. This 2,000 copies were sold 2 weeks
prior to the very first original German release. see here: [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that...at what point did they switch to the white DECCA label for the GEMA pressings, or are the blue labels the UK ones you referenced?
Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 16, 2012 20:33
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silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
TooToughQuote
boston2006
Question ??
Been seeing this one pop up on ebay .. Is it Legit ?
Advertised as Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Rare German Promo LP Sealed
Legit album. Check this page if it´s a fake (esp. the matrix):
[www.vinylstones.org]
Wow...very cool link, thanks for that. Didn't realize that the album was available in Germany PRIOR to the sleeve being completed. Love to know the story behind that one!
The story behind it as far as I can tell - corrections are more than welcome !
German DECCA used British sleeves a few times and for Throught The Past & Let It Bleed they put out Express-Ausgaben (express releases).
1) Their Satanic Majesties Request:
German DECCA used both - with and without 3D-image - sleeves from the UK before they finally had a fold-out sleeve ready without the 3D-image. In fact I have a 3rd variation with the 3D-image glued upside down but that one's rather a "misprint".
2) Through The Past Darkly
released with an Express-artwork to be on time with the release date before the lay-out sketch was available
3) Let It Bleed
same as above
4) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
the most interesting one - the 1st edition was made in England (both, cover and LP) but with the GERMAN order-number.
That's what I wrote about it on my web-site:
Because of problems in the German record-plant Nortorf English DECCA
was assigned to produce 2,000 records and covers for the German market.
Both, the cover and the labels come with the German order-number and
with the GEMA-imprint on the labels. This 2,000 copies were sold 2 weeks
prior to the very first original German release. see here: [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that...at what point did they switch to the white DECCA label for the GEMA pressings, or are the blue labels the UK ones you referenced?
Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that example, and you sort of get where I'm going. However, I'm referring to the DECCA period, ie GYYYO and earlier, as opposed to the RSR and Atco period.
I have a white label GEMA for GYYYO for instance, which I presumed was the German release, but perhaps that was a later rerelease?
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
()
Date: July 16, 2012 21:44
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
TooToughQuote
boston2006
Question ??
Been seeing this one pop up on ebay .. Is it Legit ?
Advertised as Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Rare German Promo LP Sealed
Legit album. Check this page if it´s a fake (esp. the matrix):
[www.vinylstones.org]
Wow...very cool link, thanks for that. Didn't realize that the album was available in Germany PRIOR to the sleeve being completed. Love to know the story behind that one!
The story behind it as far as I can tell - corrections are more than welcome !
German DECCA used British sleeves a few times and for Throught The Past & Let It Bleed they put out Express-Ausgaben (express releases).
1) Their Satanic Majesties Request:
German DECCA used both - with and without 3D-image - sleeves from the UK before they finally had a fold-out sleeve ready without the 3D-image. In fact I have a 3rd variation with the 3D-image glued upside down but that one's rather a "misprint".
2) Through The Past Darkly
released with an Express-artwork to be on time with the release date before the lay-out sketch was available
3) Let It Bleed
same as above
4) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
the most interesting one - the 1st edition was made in England (both, cover and LP) but with the GERMAN order-number.
That's what I wrote about it on my web-site:
Because of problems in the German record-plant Nortorf English DECCA
was assigned to produce 2,000 records and covers for the German market.
Both, the cover and the labels come with the German order-number and
with the GEMA-imprint on the labels. This 2,000 copies were sold 2 weeks
prior to the very first original German release. see here: [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that...at what point did they switch to the white DECCA label for the GEMA pressings, or are the blue labels the UK ones you referenced?
Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that example, and you sort of get where I'm going. However, I'm referring to the DECCA period, ie GYYYO and earlier, as opposed to the RSR and Atco period.
I have a white label GEMA for GYYYO for instance, which I presumed was the German release, but perhaps that was a later rerelease?
Which order-numer is on your white label GYYYO - English (SKL 5065) or German (SLK 16 670-P) ? I have a white-label as well but it's an English copy with English order number and as with many (?) / all (?) British releases "GEMA" is printed on the label. In the 60's and in the 70's (from an Austrian point of view, most likely the same in Germany) imports of LPs which were already manufactured in Germany or Austria were forbidden by law. I still remember when I ordered The Rolling Stones Now! around 1976 in Vienna - when it finally arrived it was handed over to me like a bootleg, no matter that Now! was never released over here but more or less the same as No.2. But for whatever reason UK LPs were allowed and got sold heavily. Probably the reason for the GEMA-sign on all those records.
In the late 70s things changed and it was possible to buy records like Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks but still "no way" to obtain an US-copy of BB or LIB for instance.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-07-16 21:45 by silkcut1978_.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
frankotero
()
Date: July 16, 2012 21:48
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treaclefingers
You don't happen to have a photo of it I s'pose?
Unfortunately I don't have a picture. I saw it at a record fair. Also, the songs were hand written on the label. Only the top had factory print with the usual small lines around the edge of the label.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 17, 2012 08:24
Quote
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treaclefingers
You don't happen to have a photo of it I s'pose?
Unfortunately I don't have a picture. I saw it at a record fair. Also, the songs were hand written on the label. Only the top had factory print with the usual small lines around the edge of the label.
so not even a promo, but a test pressing or something. Very cool, what did they want for it?
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 17, 2012 08:39
Quote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
TooToughQuote
boston2006
Question ??
Been seeing this one pop up on ebay .. Is it Legit ?
Advertised as Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Rare German Promo LP Sealed
Legit album. Check this page if it´s a fake (esp. the matrix):
[www.vinylstones.org]
Wow...very cool link, thanks for that. Didn't realize that the album was available in Germany PRIOR to the sleeve being completed. Love to know the story behind that one!
The story behind it as far as I can tell - corrections are more than welcome !
German DECCA used British sleeves a few times and for Throught The Past & Let It Bleed they put out Express-Ausgaben (express releases).
1) Their Satanic Majesties Request:
German DECCA used both - with and without 3D-image - sleeves from the UK before they finally had a fold-out sleeve ready without the 3D-image. In fact I have a 3rd variation with the 3D-image glued upside down but that one's rather a "misprint".
2) Through The Past Darkly
released with an Express-artwork to be on time with the release date before the lay-out sketch was available
3) Let It Bleed
same as above
4) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
the most interesting one - the 1st edition was made in England (both, cover and LP) but with the GERMAN order-number.
That's what I wrote about it on my web-site:
Because of problems in the German record-plant Nortorf English DECCA
was assigned to produce 2,000 records and covers for the German market.
Both, the cover and the labels come with the German order-number and
with the GEMA-imprint on the labels. This 2,000 copies were sold 2 weeks
prior to the very first original German release. see here: [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that...at what point did they switch to the white DECCA label for the GEMA pressings, or are the blue labels the UK ones you referenced?
Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that example, and you sort of get where I'm going. However, I'm referring to the DECCA period, ie GYYYO and earlier, as opposed to the RSR and Atco period.
I have a white label GEMA for GYYYO for instance, which I presumed was the German release, but perhaps that was a later rerelease?
Which order-numer is on your white label GYYYO - English (SKL 5065) or German (SLK 16 670-P) ? I have a white-label as well but it's an English copy with English order number and as with many (?) / all (?) British releases "GEMA" is printed on the label. In the 60's and in the 70's (from an Austrian point of view, most likely the same in Germany) imports of LPs which were already manufactured in Germany or Austria were forbidden by law. I still remember when I ordered The Rolling Stones Now! around 1976 in Vienna - when it finally arrived it was handed over to me like a bootleg, no matter that Now! was never released over here but more or less the same as No.2. But for whatever reason UK LPs were allowed and got sold heavily. Probably the reason for the GEMA-sign on all those records.
In the late 70s things changed and it was possible to buy records like Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks but still "no way" to obtain an US-copy of BB or LIB for instance.
I will check it out silkcut and get back to you.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
frankotero
()
Date: July 17, 2012 10:01
Quote
treaclefingers
Quote
frankotero
Quote
treaclefingers
You don't happen to have a photo of it I s'pose?
Unfortunately I don't have a picture. I saw it at a record fair. Also, the songs were hand written on the label. Only the top had factory print with the usual small lines around the edge of the label.
so not even a promo, but a test pressing or something. Very cool, what did they want for it?
300 euros. I should hope it's great.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 23, 2012 17:36
Quote
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silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
TooToughQuote
boston2006
Question ??
Been seeing this one pop up on ebay .. Is it Legit ?
Advertised as Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Rare German Promo LP Sealed
Legit album. Check this page if it´s a fake (esp. the matrix):
[www.vinylstones.org]
Wow...very cool link, thanks for that. Didn't realize that the album was available in Germany PRIOR to the sleeve being completed. Love to know the story behind that one!
The story behind it as far as I can tell - corrections are more than welcome !
German DECCA used British sleeves a few times and for Throught The Past & Let It Bleed they put out Express-Ausgaben (express releases).
1) Their Satanic Majesties Request:
German DECCA used both - with and without 3D-image - sleeves from the UK before they finally had a fold-out sleeve ready without the 3D-image. In fact I have a 3rd variation with the 3D-image glued upside down but that one's rather a "misprint".
2) Through The Past Darkly
released with an Express-artwork to be on time with the release date before the lay-out sketch was available
3) Let It Bleed
same as above
4) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!
the most interesting one - the 1st edition was made in England (both, cover and LP) but with the GERMAN order-number.
That's what I wrote about it on my web-site:
Because of problems in the German record-plant Nortorf English DECCA
was assigned to produce 2,000 records and covers for the German market.
Both, the cover and the labels come with the German order-number and
with the GEMA-imprint on the labels. This 2,000 copies were sold 2 weeks
prior to the very first original German release. see here: [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that...at what point did they switch to the white DECCA label for the GEMA pressings, or are the blue labels the UK ones you referenced?
Hm, I'm not sure if I understand your question but the blue lables are the UK ones, yes. There was no "switch" to white labels on German DECCA, white labels has always been trade samples, like for example Angie here [www.vinylstones.org]
Thanks for that example, and you sort of get where I'm going. However, I'm referring to the DECCA period, ie GYYYO and earlier, as opposed to the RSR and Atco period.
I have a white label GEMA for GYYYO for instance, which I presumed was the German release, but perhaps that was a later rerelease?
Which order-numer is on your white label GYYYO - English (SKL 5065) or German (SLK 16 670-P) ? I have a white-label as well but it's an English copy with English order number and as with many (?) / all (?) British releases "GEMA" is printed on the label. In the 60's and in the 70's (from an Austrian point of view, most likely the same in Germany) imports of LPs which were already manufactured in Germany or Austria were forbidden by law. I still remember when I ordered The Rolling Stones Now! around 1976 in Vienna - when it finally arrived it was handed over to me like a bootleg, no matter that Now! was never released over here but more or less the same as No.2. But for whatever reason UK LPs were allowed and got sold heavily. Probably the reason for the GEMA-sign on all those records.
In the late 70s things changed and it was possible to buy records like Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks but still "no way" to obtain an US-copy of BB or LIB for instance.
I will check it out silkcut and get back to you.
Sorry it took me a bit of time, I forgot I was going to get you the number!
OK, like I said, DECCA white label, and the catalogue number is SKL 5065, so UK presumably. But with that said, it does say GEMA on the left side of the label. I've previously posted this, but here it is again:
Don't know if I mentioned, but mine is Mick Taylor autographed:
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
Jan Richards
()
Date: July 24, 2012 01:30
All UK pressed Ya Ya's has GEMA on both blue and white labels. The white label LP you have is a UK pressed LP.
Jan Richards
[www.stonesondecca.com]
Jan Richards
[www.stonesondecca.com]
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
steffiestones
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Date: July 26, 2012 12:25
Nice misspress: Made in the shade without the tongue logo.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: July 26, 2012 17:43
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steffiestones
Nice misspress: Made in the shade without the tongue logo.
I should know this, but when did they switch to the CUN prefix on the catalogue number from the COC?
Any additional value to this do you figure or just an interesting curio?
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 26, 2012 17:44
Quote
Jan Richards
All UK pressed Ya Ya's has GEMA on both blue and white labels. The white label LP you have is a UK pressed LP.
Thanks for that Jan....so does that mean UK pressed, for UK market, German market, or export market generally?
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
steffiestones
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Date: July 26, 2012 18:37
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
steffiestones
Nice misspress: Made in the shade without the tongue logo.
I should know this, but when did they switch to the CUN prefix on the catalogue number from the COC?
Any additional value to this do you figure or just an interesting curio?
No value i guess, just an interesting curio.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: August 1, 2012 23:00
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
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This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
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Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: August 1, 2012 23:24
Quote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
Beautiful...I hope you bought it!
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
NICOS
()
Date: August 1, 2012 23:36
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treaclefingersQuote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
Beautiful...I hope you bought it!
No I didn't
....I think I go back tomorrow 10 Euro.I visit 2 record shops in my home town today one of them I think got 20 stones records where I saw this one and they other shop had about 100 records and I saw extremely rare boots one I remember from the early 70's (have to search the picture) and I saw this one for 80 Euros (nice 3D cover picture)
[www.ebay.com]
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Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
boston2006
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Date: August 2, 2012 01:48
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
Beautiful...I hope you bought it!
Nice find ... be sure to add it to your collection !!
( p.s. ,,,, good price also !
)Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: August 2, 2012 01:50
Quote
boston2006Quote
treaclefingersQuote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
Beautiful...I hope you bought it!
Nice find ... be sure to add it to your collection !!
( p.s. ,,,, good price also !
Agreed, if I knew where you were located, I'd buy it from under you!
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
Stoneage
()
Date: August 2, 2012 02:06
If you ever visit Stockholm there is a street, St:Eriksgatan (gata=street), where there are many vinyl stores. I used to go there in the 90s whenever I was in Stockholm, spending a couple of hours searching for Stones boots. These were the days before internet. The stores all still there though. And there are some in Gamla Stan (Old Town) and on Söder (South, Sthlm) too. The prices are usually very decent.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: August 2, 2012 02:12
Quote
Stoneage
If you ever visit Stockholm there is a street, St:Eriksgatan (gata=street), where there are many vinyl stores. I used to go there in the 90s whenever I was in Stockholm, spending a couple of hours searching for Stones boots. These were the days before internet. The stores all still there though. And there are some in Gamla Stan (Old Town) and on Söder (South, Sthlm) too. The prices are usually very decent.
Reminds me of the times that I used to peruse the streets of Cambridge , Ma ( Harvard Square ) to find obscure recordings . I bought a US mono 3 - D Satanic Majesties Request In the '70's for about $ 50.00 . It was a great find before ebay was around .. LMOA
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: August 2, 2012 10:20
Quote
boston2006Quote
Stoneage
If you ever visit Stockholm there is a street, St:Eriksgatan (gata=street), where there are many vinyl stores. I used to go there in the 90s whenever I was in Stockholm, spending a couple of hours searching for Stones boots. These were the days before internet. The stores all still there though. And there are some in Gamla Stan (Old Town) and on Söder (South, Sthlm) too. The prices are usually very decent.
Reminds me of the times that I used to peruse the streets of Cambridge , Ma ( Harvard Square ) to find obscure recordings . I bought a US mono 3 - D Satanic Majesties Request In the '70's for about $ 50.00 . It was a great find before ebay was around .. LMOA
I did a LOT of ebay a few years ago...nothing quite like coming across that great bit of vinyl at a fair or a store. Still love doing that. We have a massive vinyl fair coming up next month. I'm quite looking forward to it.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
steffiestones
()
Date: August 2, 2012 10:50
Quote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
This is a Belgian release of the first album i guess.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
NICOS
()
Date: August 2, 2012 10:55
Quote
steffiestonesQuote
NICOS
Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
[vinylstockholm.blogspot.nl]
This is a Belgian release of the first album i guess.
It's possible, but it said on the cover "Made in Holland" did you ever saw this one Steffie?
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Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
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Date: August 2, 2012 10:57
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Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
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This is a Belgian release of the first album i guess.
It's possible, but it said on the cover "Made in Holland" did you ever saw this one Steffie?
I did see this on EBAY once before.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
steffiestones
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Date: August 2, 2012 12:16
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Does any one knows if this record is rare? bit strange as I thought I knew all the Dutch realeases but I don't know this one.
This one seems to be released in 1968...
I saw it to day in a record shop.........
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This is a Belgian release of the first album i guess.
It's possible, but it said on the cover "Made in Holland" did you ever saw this one Steffie?
yes, i had this one but i sold it years ago.
i think that the sleeve was made in holland for export to belgium. on my copy that i had before was mentioned on the label' made in belgium'
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
boston2006
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Date: August 2, 2012 12:35
Steffie is spot on with his explanation !!
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
franzk
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Date: August 28, 2012 15:57
Is this rare? It's titled The Rolling Stones vol. 4 and presumably it was printed in China. It has stuff from 64-65 and it's printed on orange, semi-transparent vinyl. It has also lyrics to all the songs.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
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treaclefingers
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Date: August 28, 2012 16:19
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Is this rare? It's titled The Rolling Stones vol. 4 and presumably it was printed in China. It has stuff from 64-65 and it's printed on orange, semi-transparent vinyl. It has also lyrics to all the songs.
I sure as hell don't have it, but I'll defer to the wiser collector's to determine whether it's rare or not.
On some level, one would have to say it's rare...question of value I guess may be more appropriate.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
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steffiestones
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Date: August 28, 2012 18:34
Not China but Taiwan.
There is also a black vinyl version second press but the color version is rare.
There is also a black vinyl version second press but the color version is rare.
Re: Let's talk RARE Stones vinyl
Posted by:
steffiestones
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Date: September 5, 2012 16:07
Mick jagger Let's work test pressing-promo signed on the sleeve by the man himself. Very rare!
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