BEATLES Tanzschaffe Germany Red HorZu SHZE 117 STEREO NEAR MINT/MINT 1966 RARE

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	$		146

 

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The Beatles
»Die zentrale TANZSCHAFFE der weltberuehmten Vier aus Liverpool«
(detailed pictures on bottom of every listing)

Germany 1966 ~ 2nd Press ~ SHZE 117
Red HoerZu "New Logo" ~ STEREO
allover NEAR MINT/MINT Quality

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Record Details   Origin    Germany Release Type   Original Release Format   Album, 12", FOC Label   Red HoerZu "New Logo" Catalog No   SHZE 117 Pressing   2nd THIS Copy issued   1966 Sound Mix   stereo  Overall Grading   NEAR MINT  (please see Details) Matrix Side A   SHZE 117-A-2 Matrix Side B   SHZE 117-B-2 beabay CID ORDETZSS00   Overview Pressings   1st ww   Germany, February 02, 1964, SHZE 117, Red HoerZu "Old Logo" 2nd   Germany, Summer 1966, SHZE 117, Red HoerZu "New Logo" back to TOP Satisfaction Guaranteed! Bid with Confidence like Collectors from these Countries did:
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  Yes, that rocks! A one-to-one Please Please Me-"copy", a release unique to Germany, stereo audio in a superb quality, fresh authentic and with absolutely no distortion! And for those among you who're not familiar with the German language - let's enjoy a short extract: "There we go, here they are, the vivacious guys from Liverpool, the ones who give us hell! The young lions, giving off clouds of smoke right out of their guitars. And, hey, we love to introduce them..." - Not kidding, this (much longer) text is what you find on the cover's reverse side.

The first press was published same week as the "original" Please Please Me, which, in Germany, was available to allied armed forces only (February 10, 1964, ZTOX 5550 on R/W/Gold Odeon, stereo, no mono version). For the domestic market, Electrola (prior to The Beatles mostly busy with German traditionals) came up with a unique cover and the original U.K. track listing of the Fab's first album, released in both stereo and mono. As virtually everywhere in the world, this "additional" publication was also due to the beginning of Beatlemania (we remember the release of 45er I Want To Hold Your Hand short before as well as the Beatles' performance in America's most noted Ed Sullivan Show.)

This copy is a second press (which was released in stereo only), and its sound quality is simply overwhelming. It looks like freshly taken from next record store and is thus visually a pearl, too.

Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition.

IMPORTANT NOTE for GERMAN BIDDERS: Please constact us before bidding, for otherwise we will remove your bid without prior notice. This is in view of constantly recurring problems, often caused by language. It's NOT an offense. Collectors want harmony and consensus, not trouble. back to TOP

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(PLEASE NOTE that pictured record is an EXAMPLE only. It is NOT the item up for auction. Thank you.)

  Record Grading
    Visual Grading   Cover Front   NM (perfect spine) Cover Back   NM Inner Sleeve(s)   [N/A]
(plain) Label Side A   NM Label Side B   NM Vinyl Side A   NM Vinyl Side B   MINT-   Audio Grading   Side A   NM Side B   NM   We use superb vinyl equipment with its heart being an Ortofan Diamond System and gold plated contacts all around.
Audible checks are performed with a Pro-Ject Audio system connected to a DENON PMA 520-AE amplifier, with a Sennheiser 350 headset.     Remarks   As for the Cover and related issues, please refer to pictures provided right after. Spine is in perfect condition.
Cover is completely glossy. There is nothing to complain. Straight edges, clean folds, fresh colors, no writings, nothing. The entire cover is clearly in a at least NEAR MINT quality.
Vinyl is shiny, no scratches, NEAR MINT, too, with a B-Side that is rather to grade MINT-, bordering to looking UNPLAYED.
This 47 years old record comes in a stunning, unbelievable condition.

Regarding audio, plays perfectly thru, no jumps, or skips, no noises, with a straight, clear, flawless sound.

Please keep in mind that an opinion is bound to be subjective. Refer to pictures, provided extensively.
For a short explanation of applied grading, please see remarks on every listing's bottom of page.   back to TOP   Pictures (all pictures taken by our NIKON D3200 24 MP prior to auction)   back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP back to TOP     More rare Collectibles ~ already on auction, or soon to come (all records 2nd, 3rd, or 4th/whatever copies from our own collection)   France, 1st, OSX 231, Horse-Cover France, 1st, Dark Blue Odeon OSX 230 U.K., 1st, PCS 3071, STEREO Sans Serif U.K., 1st, PMC 7067/68, MONO, # 21,126 Germany, 1st, Green Odeon OPX 82 U.K, 1st, SMMT 1/2, pic book BLUE lyric sheet, NEAR MINT  

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