The Doors- Strange Days- MONO label STEREO press- error pressing WOW

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Below is a list of all the albums I have for sale. Please scroll down to read the info about the album pictured in this ad. All albums are graded visually, unless otherwise noted. I combine shipping, too, so buy as many as you like. Check my feedback, too!
Here we go!

Bob Dylan- Highway 61- CL 2389- 

Jacket- VG+++. Light staining. No writing or splits. Just dandy!

Vinyl- VG++. Has some scuffing, but plays very well. 1C/1B matrix. You know how these original mono albums go, you've gotta really abuse them before they start to play badly. I am playing it as I type this, and I heard very very little crackle at the end of It Takes A Lot To Laugh, Queen Jane, and some during Ballad of a Thin Man. Other than that, it's fantastic. This is an original first mono pressing, and they're tough to find in this condition. It's one of the greatest albums of the 20th century, and if you have a reissue and think it's ok, you're only hurting yourself! Get the original all analog version and be amazed. And remember...the sun's not yellow, it's chicken!

Bob Dylan- Blood On The Tracks- PC 33235-

Jacket- VG++. Slight ringwear and scuffing

Vinyl- VG+++. Very very light scuffs, probably due to the sleeve. Dylan's heartbreak masterpiece, one of his top 5 best albums. 

Willie Nelson- Stardust- JC 35305- White label promo- 
Jacket- VG+++. Some light agewear

Vinyl- Just about EX. Doesn't look like anyone has played it. Shotgun Willie sings the standards here, and I'm pretty sure it's the biggest selling album of his career. And promo copies always sound the best!

The Kinks- Kinks Size- RS 6158- 

Jacket- VG++. Just some agewear

Vinyl- VG+++. Original tri-color label. I've never seen this album, ever. I didn't even know it existed! It's very rare, and to find the original tri-color label version is extraordinary. The album is super super clean, I really want to call it an EX, but I am being conservative. Beautiful copy, all analog, raw distorted guitar...why am I selling this again?

Johnny Cash- Sings the Songs that Made Him Famous- SLP 1235- 

Jacket- VG++. No splits or writing, just some agewear on this classic from 1958.

Vinyl- VG+++. A few marks on side 2. Other than that, it's super crazy clean. This is an original Sun mono microgroove pressing, with original Sun sound. It's legendary!


The Doors- Strange Days- MONO label STEREO press- ULTRA RARE error pressing!
In all my years as a record collector and seller, I've never seen another copy of this pressing of this album. As of this posting, there's only one other copy available on ebay. That tells me, worldwide, there's hardly any available. The rarity of this copy is incalculable. 
The album is titled Strange Days, but it should be called Strange (collectible!) Pressing!
This copy has the mono label (EKL), but, if you look at the info in the deadwax, it is a stereo pressing (EKS). On top of that, the jacket is marked as BOTH stereo and mono.
Not only is this copy super ultra rare, it is in fantastic condition. I grade it at just about EX. There are a few very light paper scuffs on it that do not affect play on my system. I even cleaned it on my VPI record vacuum to ensure the best possible playback experience for you.
The jacket is just about EX too. There's no writing or splits anywhere on it. 
You'll probably never see another one of these, anywhere. I've handled thousands of records, and this is the only copy of this rare error pressing I've ever seen. Get it before it's gone!