Beatles - Revolver - 1966 Mono LP - PMC 7009
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  $   66

 


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Mar 28, 2021 Sold Date
Mar 21, 2021 Start Date
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  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Here we have a copy of the 1966 Mono Beatles Album Revolver This is a first pressing however it is not the infamous mis-pressed version with the incorrect Tomorrow Never Knows mix. Both the record and sleeve have the Dr. Roberts print which was later corrected to Doctor Roberts. The matrixes on this record are; Side A - XEX-605-2 Side B - XEX-606-2 The sleeve is in great condition considering this album is now 55 year old. Its a laminated front and card back. The spine is solid and there is the slightest of ring marks on the front. As such we have graded it as VG+ The record is in amazing condition, we are grading it as VG+, you would have to look very hard to see any marks/scratches on this record and those that under visible under very bright light would appear to be where the record has been removed from its paper sleeve over time. There is minimal surface noise between tracks but there are no pops or skips. This record will be shipped after being cleaned with a Okki Nokki Record Cleaning Machine in a anti static sleeve, the original inner sleeve and the outer sleeve will be placed in a protective UV blocking sleeve. Q: Why is Revolver the best Beatles album to own on vinyl? A: Because it’s the best Beatles album period. The artistic and technical innovation that occurred during the 300 hours of studio time for the Fab Four is as astonishing as it is unmatched, taking place while the band was truly in its prime. After producer George Martin created his own label, the group then had time to develop the album at their own pace without anxious record execs breathing down their necks. “Eleanor Rigby” features a string octet and is very much an example of Paul McCartney’s genius, although each of the members contributed to the lyrics. “Tomorrow Never Knows,” the final song on the album, stands not only as a forerunner to the psychedelic rock movement, but also reveals just how far ahead of the times the Beatles were, using automatic double tracking for Lennon’s vocals, reverse guitar, and multiple looped tape effects. With Revolver, one finds the right band at the right time with everything falling beautifully into place…to not own and know this vinyl record is nothing short of a musical crime. (credit: vinylmeplease.com) If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask.


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