BEATLES VOL.2 Mexico MUSART Colorband D 922 Compilation 1st Press 1964

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	$		119

 

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The Beatles
»THE BEATLES VOL. 2«
(detailed pictures on bottom of every listing)

Mexico 1964 ~ 1st Press ~ D 922
Original MUSART Colorband ~ MONO
MEGA RARE ~ Unique Compilation

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Record Details   Origin    Mexico Release Type   Unique Compilation Format   Album, 12", FOC Label   MUSART Colorband Catalog No   D 922 Pressing   1st THIS Copy issued   Spring 1964 Sound Mix   mono  Matrix Side A   D*922*Y Matrix Side B   D*922*Z beabay CID UCMXMVTM00   Overview Pressings   1st WW   Spring 1964, MUSART Colorband, D 922
unique compilation, published in Mexico only 2nd   Summer 1966, Capitol Mexican Rainbow, LEM 044 back to TOP Satisfaction Guaranteed! Bid with Confidence like Collectors from these Countries did:
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  One more very hard to find title, a compilation unique to Mexico, a first press released on the original MUSART Colorband label. Beatles releases on this label stopped in Summer 1965 with the publication of Beatles For Sale, which was named VOL. 5 in Mexico. This record is indeed a very rare one, and whether you believe it or not, this copy comes in a very acceptable quality. Every collector who knows about Mexican vinyl and card boards as well the average quality of used label material will agree to this evaluation.

This is the second Mexican release (after CONOZCA A THE BEATLES, D 892, MUSART Colorband, early 1964). When (Mexican) Capitol re-released VOL. 2, they used a different front cover that was basically "inheriting" from the U.S. compilation BEATLES'65 (Capitol Rainbow, ST-2228 -stereo-, T-2228 -mono-, December 15, 1964). A STEREO version became available in 1968 only (Capitol Rainbow, SLEM 044), but is much more common on the Lime Green Capitol label.

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  Record Grading
    Visual Grading   Cover Front   VG- Cover Back   VG- Inner Sleeve(s)   [N/A]
(plain) Label Side A   VG- Label Side B   VG- Vinyl Side A   VG- Vinyl Side B   VG-   Audio Grading   Side A   VG+ Side B   VG+   We use superb vinyl equipment with its heart being an Ortofan Diamond System and gold plated contacts all around.
Audible checks are performed with a Pro-Ject Audio system connected to a DENON PMA 520-AE amplifier, with a Sennheiser 350 headset.     Remarks   As for the Cover and related issues, please refer to pictures provided right after. Spine is in full readable shape.
Cover has tape and name written on back. Scuffed edges, wear on rims. Strong cardboard, not luminated.
Vinyl is shiny. Many hairlines, some scratches.
All in all in very good minus condition. In view of a Mexican record, not a bad evaluation.

Regarding audio, plays perfectly thru, no jumps, or skips. There's even almost no noises between tracks, which comes as a nice surprise.

Please keep in mind that an opinion is bound to be subjective. Refer to pictures, provided extensively.
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