BOB DYLAN THE FREEWHEELIN' ORIGINAL 1963 1st PRESS STEREO 2 EYE IN SHRINK *READ*
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Description
Original, 1963 first pressing U.S. stereo release, on Columbia red "Two-Eye" Nonbreakable labels with "360 Sound Stereo" without arrows in black.
"P" stamped in runouts denotes Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman, pressing.
"1" printed on jacket back bottom right hand corner denotes fabrication by Modern Album Finishing Co.
Monaural catalog number also appears on front and back cover.
Back cover liner notes mistakenly credit the accompanying musicians on Don't think twice, It's all right.
© Columbia Records 1963 Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 2): o XSM-58719-3G P
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 2): o XSM-58720-2L P
I have provided a ton of quality pictures, so please look at them carefully.
The cover is a real beauty, still in the original factory shrink wrap. there is some sticker residue on the top right corner. the top right seam area of the shrink wrap has a small tear in it. the back bottom left area of the shrink wrap has a couple of small tears.
The record has issues. it has a very, very, very minimal slight storage warp that does not affect playability whatsoever. it also has some sort of residue on it, spread out on both sides. (see pics) it does have some scratches and wear etc. but at first glance, it looks pretty nice with some gloss and sheen. but when you look real close in the light, you can see the boo boos. let's just call it low grade.
Blowin' in the wind plays through with some very slight background noise, a few "pops" and several "crackles" Girl from the north country plays through with some very slight background noise and a few "pops" overall, not bad. Masters of war plays through with some very slight background noise, some mild "crackles" overall, not bad. Down the highway plays through with some very slight background noise, some "pops" overall, not bad Bob Dylan's blues plays through with some "snaps" and several pops. overall, not bad A hard rain's a gonna fall plays through with lots of "snaps, crackles and pops" some are pretty bad and pretty loud. it has one quick skip. some of the loud and bad "pops" might skip on other needles, but I cannot be sure.
Don't think twice, it's all right plays through with just a couple of light "ticks" overall, pretty good. Bob Dylan's dream plays through with a few "snaps, crackles and pops" overall, not bad Oxford town plays through with some "snaps, crackles and pops" overall, not bad. Talking world war 3 blues plays through with "snaps and pops" along with some slight background noise. Corrina Corrina plays through with some light "pops and crackles" overall, pretty good Honey, just allow me one more chance plays through with some very slight background noise. overall, pretty good. I shall be free plays through with some "pops and snaps"
the record will be shipped outside of the jacket in it's original generic white paper sleeve.
buyer to pay $7.95 for secured shipping with tracking in a cardboard record mailer via usps ground advantage.
I'm sorry the shipping cost is so high. the postal rates have skyrocketed unfortunately.
- NO RETURNS, NO EXCEPTIONS
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