PATTI SMITH hey joe test pressing LP
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Description
Welcome,
this one is a mystery proposition for Patti's fans; first track of .... one of the sides has Hey Joe on it, which was the very first single of Patti; not sure what album after 1974 included this song so that's the mystery - we don't know what album it is; it does have 'Time on my side' and some of the tracks are simply ..... strange, experimental, spoken word etc;
RECORD retaining original deep shine; some light scuff marks; very clean;
COVER intact; generic;
Unknown origin of this pressing
WE COMBINE POSTAGE FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS;
Records Grading Guide:
Mint (M): No marks, no faults, as if just left the record shop; perfect in any aspect.
Near Mint (NM): Sporadic, barely visible, microscopic scuff marks that will not have adverse effect on playback. Deep, original shine.
Very Good ++ (VG++ or EX): No scratches; some visible light scuff marks on parts of the surface.
VG+: Very minor light scratches, odd scuff mark but retaining original lustre. Well looked after.
VG: Number of scratches and scuff marks; loss of original shine; spindle marks. Occasional audible pop and crackle.
G: Considerable number of light scratches and scuff marks that will be audible.
Grading is strictly visual unless advised otherwise.
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On 20-Jul-21 at 21:25:46 AEST, seller added the following information:
Hi,
Good news - mystery solved. As we went through the rest of the newly acquired collection, correct sleeve was found for the Patti's record. It's a compilation of live tracks and rare singles titled 'About the Night and what it Does to You' pressed in Germany on Angels Records in limited edition of 750 copies as per the line at the bottom of the sleeve at the back in ... Spanish. It reads 'edition limitada de 750 Copias'. Apparently there were two runs of this title, one in black and one in red vinyl and not sure whether it was 750 copies each kind or 750 split half way between black and red, either way it's still rather rare proposition. Also, not sure whether the original copies had a blank label on purpose or this is actually test pressing (as they usually have blank labels). I'm sure there will be experts out there to shed more light on this little gem. The sleeve is in very good shape, intact with only minimal signs of wear. Many thanks for stopping by; I hope it was helpful; kind regards, Peterprice rating
