CAN - TAGO MAGO. UK DOUBLE LP, GIMMIX SLEEVE U.A. LP NM

£ 78

$ 103

£ 78 Sold For

Aug 9, 2010 Sold Date

Jul 30, 2010 Start Date

£ 70 Start price

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Description

CAN - 'TAGO MAGO' First UK pressing UNITED ARTISTS labels.
A rare and influential Krautrock double LP. The best copy I've ever seen - no exaggeration.

Beautiful EXCELLENT PLUS, NEAR MINT copy. First press matrix. Original 'E. J. DAY GROUP, London & Bedford, Patent Applied For' print credits. Textured gatefold sleeve.

Original UK LP issue on UNITED ARTISTS label. Fantastic album.

Matrix: (Sides 1, 2 and 3 have a separate stamped number above the UAD number).
Side 1: C 29211 A-1 UAD 60009A-1. GL Stampers
Side 2: C 29211 B-1 UAD 60009B-1. RG Stampers
Side 3: UAD 60010 A-3U. 1 A Stampers
Side 4: C 29212 B-1 UAD 60010B-1. RL Stampers

Includes two original, matching, paper patent number inner bags.

Super-rare UK original. EX+/NEAR MINT sleeve, EX+ Vinyl and EX+/NEAR MINT labels.

(1971) UNITED ARTISTS. UAD 60009/10 STEREO (UK) ORIGINAL E.J. DAY GATEFOLD, Patent Applied For 'Gimmick' TEXTURED SLEEVE (FIRST ISSUE).

1st Class P+P is £4.00 to UK buyers for this album. Please read my checkout instructions. Please wait for my invoice before paying. Full refund given (minus return postage) if item is not as described.

SLEEVE - EX+/NEAR MINT (The best I've seen)
DISC - EX+
OVERALL CONDITION - EX+/NEAR MINT

STRICTLY GRADED. (Play graded, and visually graded).

Any questions please email...

I have no need to use the words MEGA, ULTRA, or c**p on about how many of these LPs got trashed at parties. I try to avoid exhaustive usage of exclamation marks in my honest descriptions and I also avoid the over-use of CAPITAL letters (unless they are used for relevant emphasis to my auction description) and I do not wish to shout at my buyers. I know that you know about the records you wish to purchase. One other thing - I do not sell items which have had the opening edges of the cover trimmed by a guillotine or blade to make the covers appear in better condition. Some other sellers do this as a regular practice, and it's just not on.