Paul McCartney Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five WHIITE LABEL 12''vinyl Beatles
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£ 139 Sold For
Jun 8, 2016 Sold Date
May 29, 2016 Start Date
£   115 Start price
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this is an auction for the very rare and Collectable Paul McCartney - Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five 12 inch vinyl which released at the end of March 300 white labels were pressed and some were available at London’s Phonica store.
The record is mint and unplayed i don't even put it off the sleve. 

this is a real collectable item and a must have for ever serious Paul McCartney and Beatles fan.
Read  story behind the vinyl as released from Superdeluxeedition.com

As reported on Billboard, it turns out that German DJ/remixer Timo Maas and Canadian producer James Teej were responsible for the release, with Maas having done some work on the Macca multi-tracks as far back as 2009. The German wasn’t really satisfied with his work at that time: “we never fully succeeded in working the parts to a point where I really felt the end result was worth passing along,” he told Billboard, and so the music lay dormant on his computer until last year, when James Teej came to visit and heard it.

Enthused, the pair then set back to work on creating the two remixes. They were sent to Paul McCartney who gave them his seal of approval.

“We secretly sneaked it into two vinyl stores in the UK and Germany in order to test the waters and understand how people would react to the music on face value. The response was a little hard to believe,” says Maas, adding, “Phonica’s London store’s phone was ringing off the hook like crazy for copies, and it went to No. 1 on their charts overnight. All of that got picked up first by i-D magazine, and made it all the way to the UK tabloids who speculated that Kanye West might be behind it.”

SDE would like to interject at this point and say that we had this story five days before i-D thank-you-very-much. Anyway, it’s certainly interesting to learn how this came about; especially to note the fact that it wasn’t MPL who put out the white label, rather Maas and his management.



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