Beatles THE ORIGINAL GREATEST HITS (Greatest Records) 1964? 1st American Bootleg
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THE ORIGINAL GREATEST HITS The Beatles (Greatest Records GRC-1001) 1964?
Tracklist: A1 Twist And Shout A2 I Want To Hold Your Hand A3 All My Loving A4 Please Please Me A5 From Me To You A6 Do You Want To Know A Secret B1 Love Me Do B2 Can´t Buy Me Love B3 Roll Over Beethoven B4 Please Mister Postman B5 I´ll Get You B6 She Loves You This was the first Beatles bootleg ever released! It contains original studio recordings compiled illegally by a little U.S. label. COVER: NM+ DISC: They are the actual Beatles tracks. The source may be tape (hear some hiss) and/or commercial record releases. The first song sounds a little draggy, but my turntable is adjusted for proper speed. They obviously did NOT use master tapes, but pretty good. This is collectible because of what it is and their brazeness. NOT soundalikes. Side 1 - There is a small raised piece of something in the vinyl on part of Please Please Me. Naturally this wasn't mentioned when I bought it mail order many moons ago pre-eBay and internet. I have played it on two turntables and I barely notice when it gets to it. If it had really made it unplayable I would have asked to return it back then. Many times you were dealing with one seller from a record collecting tabloid, etc. No PayPal either. Every thing was through letters/mail. I was relieved when I played it yesterday again. If I wasn't waiting for it to 'do something' I may not have even noticed it. I took two close-ups of it. I bought several blue vinyl ELO - Out of the Blue vintage pressings back in the day and more than one copy had 'foreign objects'/stray bits of stuff IN the vinyl. One looked like part of a seed (citrus?) and it did make an obvious 'thwup' several rotations. This may be partially unmelted vinyl. It IS a bootl_g. Side 2 - 1 light tic and then 3 tics at the end of Love Me Do. Under a bright light I see NO physical thing to make that noise. No scratch, etc. May be from a vinyl source. Overall VG+/NM--
This may be a 1970's 'pirate' reissue since the cover has no lettering on the spine. That was the case with Vee-Jay pirate reissues.
PLAY GRADED - I use GOLDMINE Grading Guidelines and I pack SECURELY!
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