THE BEATLES Indian Rope Trick RARE LP vinyl VG++
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THE BEATLES
Extremely Rare Recording on LP
"Indian Rope Trick"
"The Echoes of a dream"
Track listing :
Mein Bonnie - The original slow version, never officially released. 1961
I Love You Too - Paul M. singing lead vocals with the Fourmost. 1964
It's Only Love - Acoustic out-take featuring John L. 1965
Indian Rope Trick - The famous ode to the Maharishi. 1967
Happy Birthday Mike Love - From the same session and above, in India. 1967
Not Guilty - A "White Album" out-take written by George H. 1968
Hey Bulldog - An out-take backing track John L. 1968
Savoy Truffel - Another backing track from the same session as above. 1968
Fool On The Hill - The original demo version featuring Paul M. 1967
I Am The Walrus - Another early demo version featuring John L. 1967
Watching Rainbows - A studio rehearsal/jam, of John L. original. 1969
Mean Mr. Mustard - This track really deserves a close listening. It is the original version by John, with many extra verses and appears to be about Paul!! 1969
All Things Must Pass - The original Beatle version of the George song. 1969
Cheese And Onions - A solo John L. out-take. 1974(?)
Oriental Nightfish - A strange Paul and Linda M. demo 1973
The Pirate Song - A George H. solo tune about his law suit. 1975
All of our records come with plastic slip on cases.
This jacket is handmade.
Year: ?
Grading : VG++ (Vinyl) VG+(Cover)
Grading abbrevations are defined as followed:
SS: Still sealed
NM: Open seal, but with no signs of wear. Including sleeve and jacket.
VG++: So very close to NM, but not quite.
VG+: A record that has signs of being used, but very well taken care of. (some slight scratches and scuffs, that DON’T affect listening experience).
VG: Some scratches, possible writing on the jacket. But still, a good listening experience.
G: A record with audible scratches, but no skipping. A record with this grading has been listened to, not just sight graded.
We treat our records with the utmost care. As avid vinyl fans ourselves we take the time to make sure that all of our records are kept in temperature regulated rooms and they are stored in a way that warping can't happen. We stand firmly by our grading policy. We also take great care in packaging our records before shipping as to ensure you the product that you ordered!
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