This is the Japanese Apple stereo pressing. The record plays with excellent sound quality throughout, with no noticeable noise. Fully play tested from start to finish on my audio system. However, due to the nature of analog records, the amount of background noise, sound quality.
This vinyl record features classic rock and art rock styles, with a 33RPM speed and stereo audio channels. The record is in mint condition, with a near mint sleeve grading.
The Beatles White Album original cover only, with serial number of 0823059. This has no records. Cover has seam splits, water stains and musty smell. Comes with protective sleeve. See photos. No refunds on this item. You know what you are getting.
Sleeve Condition : Good Plus (G+). Carry That Weight 1:37. The End 2:04. Matrix / Runout SO-2-383-F-2• 3. Matrix / Runout SO-1-383-F-1• 1. Matrix / Runout SO-2-383-F-1• 2. Matrix / Runout SO-1-383-F-1: 2 2.
Dark green Apple labels indicating first pressing. Only light spindle wear. Playback remains particularly strong throughout with very clear punchy audio following careful play testing and grades closer to excellent plus overall audibly.
Badfinger Straight Up 12″ 33 RPM Black Vinyl LP Apple Records
Discover «The Concert for Bangla Desh,» a landmark triple LP set from 1971, featuring an extraordinary gathering of musical legends. This historic live album, organized by George Harrison and Ravi Shankar, was the first major benefit concert of its kind, raising awareness and funds for refugees from Bangladesh.
This product is a 1970 George Harrison «All Things Must Pass» triple LP box set on vinyl, sourced from the United States. The box set includes a poster and is in very good plus (VG+) condition. With a classic rock and pop rock style, this album is a must-have for fans of George Harrison and collectors of 1970s rock music. The 12″ records play at 33 RPM and are housed in a cardboard sleeve for safekeeping.
The product is a first edition triple LP vinyl record titled «All Things Must Pass» by George Harrison, released in 1970. George Harrison. 1970 1st Triple album / box set. Not to bad. Apple records. All things must Pass.
You will find that this single plays with a clarity that surprises first-time listeners.