BEACH BOYS PET SOUNDS MINT ORIG MONO LP 1966 1st PRESS
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Up for auction is an absolute wonderful copy of the 1966 First Pressing of the Beach Boys "Pet Sounds".
BEACH BOYS - PET SOUNDS - ORIGINAL 1966 CAPITOL RECORDS MONO LP T-2458
Extremely Rare as a Mono Release. (The Re-processed Stereo versions are more common)
ORIGINAL AUTHENTIC U.S. 1ST PRESSING (Not a reissue, import or counterfeit)
ORIGINAL CAPITOL Black LABEL with colorband
LABELS (FRONT & BACK) IN SUPERB CONDITION (See photos below)
· ORIGINAL crisp, sturdy THICK COVER (U.S. STYLE)..NM- condition
with ORIGINAL COMPANY STOCK INNER SLEEVE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION!
Please note Promo Cut-out hole 1/4" in diam upper rt hand corner of cover & sleeve)
· THICK, HEAVY VINYL PRESSING in NM- CONDITION
(Light, superficial paper scuffs which do not affect play)
(Vinyl has beautiful luster)
SOUND TESTED: EXCELLENT ++
No split seams, ringwear, stains, creases, discoloration, writing, stamps, bar codes, water damage or mildew
Bid with confidence. See seller's feedback and pother LP classic rock..
Prompt careful shipping in sturdy LP mailer with additional cardboard insert for extra protection. ($6.25 within US proper)
INSURANCE will be strongly recommended.
Airmail postage :
Canada $8.00 for the first LP & $3.00 for each additional.
Mexico $12.00 for the first LP & $5.00 for each additional.
UK, France, Italy, Greece, Portugal & Spain $15.00 for the first LP & $5.00 for each additional.
Germany, Netherlands. Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway & all other Scandinavian countries $15.50 for the first LP & $5.50 for each additional.
Russia, Hungary, Lithuania & all other Eastern European countries $16.00 for the first LP & $6.50 for each additional.
Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia & all other South Pacific countries $17.00 for the first LP & $7.00 for each additional.
One Avid Beach Boy Ebayer informs: The Mono pressing of Pet Sounds is far rarer, and more preferable to the "electronically rechannelled" stereo versions out there. They estimate the reprocessed stereo copies of this album outnumber the monos by at least a 10:1 ratio. I appreciate the input.
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