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The Rolling Stones - Rolling Stones No 1

..Label / Catalogue number :   Decca Records ‎– LK 4605
..Year of release :   1964
Special Information :   Rare original first issue mono Decca lp, complete with ulta rare "2.52" version of Tell Me. Best of all in excellentt condition. matrix numbers XARL 6271 - 2A and XARL 6272 -1A.

   
..Track Listing :  

Side 1
Route 66  
I Just Want To Make Love To You  
Honest I Do  
Mona  
Now I've Got A Witness (Like Uncle Gene And Uncle Phil)  
Little By Little  

Side 2
I'm A King Bee  
Carol  
Tell Me (You're Coming Back)  
Can I Get A Witness  
You Can Make It If You Try  
Walking The Dog   

             
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..Condition   ..1) Disc :     ..Vinyl - Visual :   Both surfaces excellent minus. occasional light surface marks and light spindling on label. Played but well looked after vinyl.  
..Vinyl - Audio :   Excellent - Plays with occasional light background noise.
Due to the difficulty in discribing how a record plays / sounds I have invested in the appropiate systems to allow you to listen to the record in full, thus you can decide the play condition of the vinyl. I would judge this record as excellent, but listen and draw your own conclusions.
The process: Record is played on a Pro-ject turntable and recorded on to recordable CD, converted to mp3 format and uploaded to player. This gives a true representation of how the record sounds including any inperfections the record may have.
Please note the sound file playing is a direct recording of the record you are buying, nothing added or taken away.              
..Sleeve :   Excellent - Front laminated sleave shows a little wear to opening, Otherwise fine no seem splits spine text all readable. (see pictures)  
..Postage   ..U.K.:   The standard mail option is via second class recorded delivery at £4.00
All purchases above £45.00 will be invoiced for the insured Royal mail special delivery service at a price of £8.00. It is buyers perogertive to request the cheaper postage option. but it should be noted that the maximum refund offered by the post office will be £45.00 irrespective of the actual price or value of the record. In essence this service can be requested BUT YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK.It is always recommended that for expensive records that the Royal mail special delivery service is always used.              
..Overseas :   Overseas MUST pay via paypal.
The standard Mail option is via Standard air mail, for records upto a price of £30.00.
All purchases above £30.00 will be invoiced for the insured International signed for service. It is buyers perogertive to request the cheaper postage option. but it should be noted that the maximum refund offered by the post office will be £30.00 irrespective of the actual price or value of the record. In essence this service can be requested BUT YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK. It is always recommended that for expensive records that the insured International signed for service                
..General :   The above rates are inclusive of the cost of materials, the time to pick and package the item(s) securely, and transport to the Post Office. You only pay what it costs but this is NOT just the price of the postage.
NB all records are sent in proper record mailers and with strengthener to ensure that you receive the records in the condition they were sent.        

..Packaging   As you would expect all records are packed to the highest standard with the best quality materials. The record mailer of choice is the "music O max" mailer which in my experiance are the strongest and best mailers available (For more information check out their web site at http://www.defendapack.com). the mailers are used inconjunction with custom bought cardboard stiffeners.
Before packing the record and inner sleeve are removed from the record cover and placed into a new protective plastic sleeve (if the inner sleeve is a picture sleeve this will also be removed from the record).