Led Zeppelin II UK 1969 LP 2nd Pressing MISPRINT Atlantic 588198 VINYL is EX /VG
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Description
Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin II Label: Atlantic – 588198, Atlantic – 588 198 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Misprint, Stereo, Gatefold Country: UK Released: 1969 Genre: Rock Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock
A1 Whole Lotta Love 5:33 A2 What Is And What Should Never Be 4:47 A3 The Lemon Song 6:20 A4 Thank You 3:50
B1 Heartbreaker 4:15 B2 Livin' Lovin' Maid (She's A Woman) 2:40 B3 Ramble On 4:35 B4 Moby Dick 4:25 B5 Bring It On Home 4:1
This is the original UK 1969 issue 2nd pressing on red/maroon labels with A3 as "The Lemon Song" and B2 as "Livin' Lovin' Maid (She's A Woman)" on both the sleeve and the labels. Also the A4 title is mistyped as "THANKYOU" on the label and, also on the label, "Copyright Control" is present (later replaced).
On the labels: Made in Gt. Britain. ℗1969 Under licence from Atlantic Recording Corpn., U.S.A. Polydor Records Limited
On the cover: Under License from Atlantic Recording Corprn. U.S.A. Manufactured by Polydor Records Ltd. Printed & made by E.J.Day & Co., London W11. 'UPTIGHT AN' OUTASIGHT' is the official Atlantic Appreciation Society at 17/19 Stratford Place, W1
Catalog numbers: 588198: Labels 588 198: Spine, gatefold Stamped Runouts.
CONDITION
Sleeve VG: Perfectly intact. Wear to all edges, spine, corners, a little crumpled where record goes in, some ringwear visible to rear (but not front). No holes/tears. Smells a little fusty, probably stored at some point in damp conditions, thus the slightly crumpled record entry edges (no active rot). Some light soiling. I'm being very thorough here, the sleeve is perfectly serviceable.
Inner sleeve VG: slightly curved top and a number stamped on (denoting original?) If once a polylined sleeve poly has gone.
Vinyl EX: A great copy. Plays nice and cleanly throughout with a good balance, a real pleasure to listen to. There was one single not-too-loud pop on the b-side but that was it, otherwise super.
PLEASE NOTE: I do not "sight-test" records and list with comments like "vinyl looks to be in good condition". This is because a disc can look perfect but still have surface noise throughout (as I've found on too many occasions). All my records are played from start to finish on a fairly unforgiving Sansui deck fitted with an Ortofon cartridge and stylus.
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