ROLLING STONES Miss You Mick 1972 LIVE no TMOQ MINT-
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daveblok store
Welcome to my e-bay shop THE RECORD CAVE, thanks a lot for looking! My name is Dave and I'm a serious record collector for more then 15 years now. I only sell records to raise some money to buy new records for my personal collection. I'm a music lover and not a dealer. My descriptions are as honest as can be. I use the Record Collector grading system and grade strict. However I'm only human and can make mistakes, if this happens I always guarantee a full money back. Please take a look at my feedback profile I think this says enough. All listings come with big and clear pictures and a detailed description. All records are playgraded with a Technics SL-2000 with a Ortofoon element and OMB 10 stylus. I hope you like my records for sale. Happy hunting! Kind regards, Dave Blokland - The Record Cave. Up for sale here a record by: ROLLING STONES - Mick Taylor ... we miss you! - What a great record on the green Dragonfly label with black lettering. This is the original non TMOQ 1st pressing from 19?? Black vinyl 1st pressing on Dragonfly Records RSVP 001, in a 1st press un-laminated sleeve! Incredible live Stones album. The vinyl is in great condition and looks to be played once or twice! Sounds great! The labels are in excellent condition with on both sides NO spindle marks. The sleeve is in excellent condition, with some very very light storage wear. The spines are in excellent condition and clearly readable. Comes with a white paper inner sleeve. Please see pictures below. A must have for every serious record collector! Matrix / Deadwax: RSVP 001-A & RSVP 001-B Note: The slick is NOT attached to the cardboard sleeve, in MINT condition! Still with original seal! Some extra info by a Rolling Stones live recordings specialist: "This album is comprised of two soundboard recordings for a live album that was never released from matinee concerts on the sold out Summer 1972 Exile On Main Street tour. Both were killer concerts. The first concert is July 21st, 1972 at the Philadelphia Spectrum, the second concert is June 24th at The Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth, TX. This album features the only performance of the blues classic "Don't Lie To Me." The 1972 tour is widely considered to have captured the band at their very best. It was the final America tour for brilliant guitarist Mick Taylor, who defected two years later in 1974." Pls feel free to use that blurb. I own this LP & it is indeed everything I wrote about. Cheers, Jonno CONDITION: Record side 1 visual: MINT- and audioble: MINT- Record side 2 visual: MINT- and audioble: MINT- Label side 1: MINT- and Label side 2: MINT- Sleeve front: EXCELLENT+ and Sleeve back: EXCELLENT+ Spines: EXCELLENT+
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