Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill, 1973 ABCX-758, Gatefold, Terre Haute Pr, EX/VG+

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For Auction at a low start price: Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill, 1973, ABC Records - ABCX-758, Gatefold Cover, Terre Haute Repress. With Rare 1973 only labels featuring ABC children's blocks logo.

Vinyl is EX, Cover is VG+. Vinyl shows a couple of scuff marks and very light sleeve scuffs. There's probably tiny scratches but I can't see them. Both sides play clean with no noise. No visible scuffs or scratches. Cover shows wear on corners, a small flap of loose paper on upper corner spine - see photo detail. Some prior owner put transparent tape along a few of the edges, not to repair anything, who knows why? - see photo detail. There's some dirt caught under the tape edges on the cover. See photos for further condition verification.

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Discogs Info: Comes in a gatefold cover. This is the rare ABC "Children's Block" label version released and used only in first half of 1973.

"1973: Short-lived label: Black with white Triangle at top and 'ABC' in children's blocks inside. This label was gone by mid-1973 and replaced by the 1967-72 design until a new label could be created."
-From The Goldmine Label ID Guide Book

Recorded at The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, California.

Matrix / Runout (Side A (variant 3): T1 ABCX 758-A-1 D4
Matrix / Runout (Side B (variant 3): T1 ABCX 758-B-1
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