DAVID BOWIE Hunky Dory LP 1971 LAMINATED 1st Press UK
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Very Hard to Find !!!!!! David Bowie original 1971 UK Pressing!!!!!!
verkaufe die originale (First) erste Pressung aus England (UK) der David Bowie LP Hunky Dory.!!!!!! Es ist keine Fake oder Nachpressung , es ist die originale laminated (laminierte) LP Viktor SF 9244 Stereo !!!!!! Die Frontseite ist laminiert , die Rückseite unlaminiert.Die Matrix -Nr. ist : Seite 2 : Rasputin APRS 5948 (AIO) , Seite 1 : 5947 (Bobit) !!! Der Zustand (Condition) des Vinyls ist gepflegt , beim 1. Titel auf Seite 1 ist ein Kratzer , der beim Song als Knackser zu hören ist. Sonst ist der Rest tadellos, sehr sauber!!! Gebe daher nur VG+. Der Zustand des Covers ist EX+ !!!!!! No Lyrik Innersleeve!
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 1971 UK 'EARLIEST' 1ST PRESSING ON THE 1ST PRESS 'SHINY' ORANGE RCA LABELS, , AND 1ST PRESS LAMINATED 1ST PRESS COVER!!!! THIS LP IS SERIOUSLY RARE AND VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND LIKE THIS - SO DONT MISS OUT ON THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY!!!! This is the ORIGINAL RCA UK 1st pressing from 1971 and is in very good condition!!!! The record is pressed on THICK quality vinyl. Only on Side one is on the First Song a scratch, you can hear crackling.Otherwise, the rest perfectly! Condition VG+ !! Cover : VG+!!!
The Cat. No is SF 8244 on the ORIGINAL 1st Press 'Shiny' RCA label (see picture) and is a UK Stereo 1st pressing (there were NO Monos)!!!! No Lyrik Innersleeve!!!
Personnel: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, saxophone, piano); Mick Ronson (guitar); Rick Wakeman (piano); Trevor Bolder (trumpet, bass); Mick Woodmansey (drums). Subdued and acoustic, HUNKY DORY was the calm before the storm for David Bowie, who would explode a year later with ZIGGY STARDUST. This was Bowie in transition--hinting at his love for the theatric ("Life On Mars?"), and showing off his ability to suss out a generation's evolving self-obsession ("Changes"). HUNKY DORY was also a tour of the posters framed on young Bowie's impressionable walls. His obvious romance with pre-punk New York City is evident in "Andy Warhol," and his fascination with the public-private schism shows up in "Song For Bob Dylan." In hindsight, "Dylan" seems an introduction to Bowie's idea that a rock performer needs an alter ego. He was preparing for his transformation into Ziggy Stardust.
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