DAVID BOWIE SPACE ODDITY LSP 4813 Dec 1972 1st repress no Mainman with poster
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I am selling these personal and beloved LPs (with much regret) because I now have all the ERA box sets plus lots of special releases, so they are sat on a shelf and I need the space.
I have been a Bowie fan since 1972 and these LPs were my original purchases in the 1970?s & 80?s. They have been well cared for but, whilst they have been cleaned using a microfibre cloth and proper vinyl cleaning fluid, I think they would reward the use of a cleaning machine.
I have been very honest about condition, warts and all. I always try to over emphasise the faults so there is no disappointment because it is simply not worth the after sales hassle.
I have done my best to research these on Discogs, feel free to check, and let me know if I have made any mistakes. I have included matrix numbers to the best of my reading ability!
I would love these to go to a fellow Bowie lover.
I will of course combine postage
Each will come with a plastic protector sleeve and will be properly packed in bespoke packaging.
Happy to answer any questions.
Reissue by RCA of David Bowie, non laminated card sleeve with a new design; Printed in England by Robert Stace.
Note that this reissue drops track A2.2 'Don't Sit Down' that appears on the original 1969 release.
"Previously released on Philips Records SBL 7912" in front bottom right corner - text is on one line only, other issues have it split onto two lines.
Orange labels are semi-glossy, headers read: Side1Stereo and Side2Stereo and have four lines of text in white at the bottom in a semi-circle.
Matrix variations start at BPRS 4501 1E / BPRS 4502-1E, subsequent issues may have MainMan replacing Titanic Music in the credits and a MainMan logo on back cover.
Inner sleeve with lyrics printed in blue and pink, LSP-4813, Printed in England, also crediting Titanic Music.
Some copies, issued with a 21"x24" poster of the cover shot, also had a black & white peelable sticker stating: David Bowie Poster Enclosed.
Record: Dust crackle at start. Some crackle between tracks and occasionally audible during. 2 clicks on Wild Eyed Boy ? no jump, probably dust. Sound is good and clear. A professional clean would probably bring this back to an excellent condition. Overall easily VG+ Good playable copy
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