7" U2 11 o'clock tick tock 80 IRISH CBS 1st press UKTM
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Description
Vinyl 7" single:
U2 "11 O'Clock Tick Tock" b/w "Touch" (CBS S CBS 8687) original IRISH 1980 first pressing
RARE! The original first pressing of this classic single - first IRISH pressing on the sunburst CBS label, with the all important "U.K.T.M No. B 81 8092" label text. Colour vinyls are later pressings.
A must for any serious U-2 collection!
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CONDITION : VG+/EX (Sleeve/Record)
DESCRIPTION : Disc in nice condition, a few light paper scuffs, nothing to affect audio. Labels pristine. Sleeve shows some light wear - a few wee marks have been tastefully coloured in with matching blue felt pen. Excellent for a 30 year old rock single!
KEYWORDS : Bono, The Edge, U-2 etc.
PAYMENT : Buyer pays in UK pounds, cheque (in the UK), IMO or Paypal.
POSTAGE : 12"s/LPs : £3.75 (UK), £5.50 (Europe) and £8.00 (Rest of World) / 7”s/CDs : £1.75 (UK), £2.75 (Europe) and £3.75 (Rest of World). Double vinyl counts as two etc. Each additional record charged at half price. Orders over £30 must be sent Special Delivery at extra cost of £5.
SMALL PRINT : I am first and foremost a collector, and grade strictly as I wish everyone would. Records will be well-packed between cardboard, and sent in record mailers. In the interests of the environment, these will be recycled whenever possible. Albums will be removed from outer sleeve to avoid seam splits in transit. All records are sent with a certificate of posting, if you wish additional insurance please ask – I cannot be held responsible for missing parcels.
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On 09-Aug-10 at 16:43:51 BST, seller added the following information: I'm getting bombarded with questions about the back of the sleeve!
There is no white CBS sticker on the back of the sleeve - it's a flipback sleeve, which has no mention of the record label or catalogue number. Presumably why there was a need for a CBS sticker... so it's possible that it's even rarer WITHOUT the sticker?
Hope this clears up a few questions. Good luck - there's a LOT of people watching this one!
Photo of the reverse of the flipback sleeve added as requested...
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