Pink Floyd "MEDDLE" JAPAN ORIGINAL ODEON OP-80375 RED WAX W/OBI PINUP LYRIC
$
281
Aug 7, 2024
Sold Date
Nov 7, 2022
Start Date
1
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Japan
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Description of item
This item is 100% authentic, Japanese goods.
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Red wax is so rare as this record in Japan. Specially this titles red wax is so rare.
1st Japanese Issue ℗ 1971
Manufactured by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd., Japan
Recorded at Air Studios, EMI Abbey Road and at Morgan Studios London, 1971.
When Pink Floyd toured Japan in 1971 and 1972, special red obis were added to their albums. These narrow "tour obis" feature Japanese text on them that says: "Welcome."
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