Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[goosehd]

@endo I've found this info on Discogs about your item: https://www.discogs.com/release/726370-The-Beatles-Sgt-Peppers-Lonely-Hearts-Club-Band Looks like it was printed in Norway in '67.

I'm not good on this kind of stuff, but I also found it being sold on Ebay for $225.00 https://www.ebay.com/itm/113696032214

[Mizmazzle]

@endo i second what Denis said about discogs. The most sure fire way is to look at the numbers that are etched into the runout grooves of the record near the spindle hole. Those are the most accurate markings on a record. The catalogue numbers on the jacket can indicate many pressings in a range of years. Especially a record as widely pressed as this particular title. If you type those runout numbers into discogs search it will tell you the exact pressing you have.

[Mizmazzle]

@SKT X and my love of punk run very deep.

this is one of my most prized possessions. First pressing (oversized jacket and misprints in all their glory) of the debut album of the greatest band of all time. The were my first concert as a 16 year old kid in LA at the Hollywood Paladium. Changed my life forever.

[SKT]

@Mizmazzle Wow dude, what a first concert! I can see why that album has meaning to you. I’ve got the Animal Boy LP I’ll try to get a pic later and post.

[natehate]

@SKT said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@natehate love the Otis 45! I think my dad still has a stack of those I need to find. I remember some Young Rascals and Manfred Mann for sure

thanks. this 45 has quit the interesting story behind it. worth a google if your not familiar with it.

[endo]

thanks guys @SKT @goosehd @Mizmazzle
looks like a first pressing from June 1967 to me
https://thebeatles-collection.com/wordpress/2011/07/16/sgt-peppers-lonely-hearts-club-band-parlophone-pcs-7027/

[Mizmazzle]

Congrats @endo bonafide classic right there!

[Aetas]

Beatiful LP @endo .

My Maxi-LP haul in my favourite vintage record store this weekend.

Duran Duran- Notorious

Simple Minds- The Amsterdam LP

(The ‘Sign O’ The Times’ cover of Prince,
who I love, was unexpected!)

[GraemeE]

Received this as a gift in the mail from a friend earlier this week - the James Brown cover is my favorite tune so far

[GraemeE]

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[GraemeE]

Having issues posting pics but today's Haul was too good not to share

@Aetas - I was reminded by your post that I needed the Beat in my collection

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ySx3HkUv1ysLHoIpkkwrXNzIdN0OrjmT/view?usp=drivesdk

[SKT]

@GraemeE more great stuff. Love that Byrds album and the Gram Parsons. There’s a great tribute record out there called “Return of the Grievous Angel. A Tribute to Gram Parsons”. I think I had the cd. Great covers

[Nocturama]

@Aetas - not that I own a CD player any more, but I have the 3” mini-CD from 1989!
Just listening to the song now - streamed of course!

[Steve]

@GraemeE that Birds album is great, so much effort used to go into covers!

[Steve]

The songs on this album aren't particularly sensual, I feel it was just a chance to get a semi naked woman on the cover, which seems quite common for disco/funk albums of the 70s!!!

[SKT]

@Steve @GraemeE Here are a few covers that I think are cool. And I do miss the art and effort that went into an album’s design.

[SKT]

@Steve Disco Erotica! 70’s must have been fun

[SKT]

[Steve]

@SKT That Stones cover is fantastic. I'm gonna have to look out for that one!

[GraemeE]

@SKT - I don't own it yet but Satanic Majesties is probably my favorite stones album artwork