Rolling Stones Self NOW 12x5 Aftermath Sticky Fingers Let It Bleed Satanic Heads

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The Rolling Stones - 12 Record LOT - Most of Early Discography - Most MONO presses for first 6 albums. 5 MONO, 7 Stereo - READ EVERYTHING!
**I took pictures of the worst scratches and hairs for some of the sides of each album. I PLAY GRADED EACH ALBUM IN IT'S ENTIRETY! I LOVE THE STONES SO THIS WAS NO CHORE AT ALL!  Despite scratches ALMOST ALL OF THEM PLAY THROUGH with NO SKIPS, just some occasional or constant "pop"s but play through. Don't even ask me "Do they Skip", I just said NO, unless otherwise stated in each description of album **(4 of 12 have a skip, others play through with moderate to loud background noise)*. Also they are more of a loud audible "pop" over music vs complete lyric or sentence skips. I used a SPIN CLEAN MK III  on all of them, got all the grime and dirt out of grooves. They all mostly play very loud with booming crisp clear fidelity. The crackle and static are mostly masked by how loud the bass and drums are. These are serious keepers for any entry level Stones fan! **Even the worst picture of the large "check mark" shaped scratches play through fine (pic 7 = I play tested this spot 3 times on two different turntables = Despite how ugly the scratch looks it causes minimal noise, constant faint audible "pop"s = NO SKIPS)**   I DO NOT sell junk to people. You will be happy, and I also accept 30 Day Returns. Bid with Confidence! Even despite background noise, these presses sound 10 times better than any recent reissue of the Stones discography. The engineering team and workers in charge of pressing these records back in the day knew most of Americans would not take pristine care of their records. So they built them to last, the pressed them with wider and deeper grooves, so scratches would be mostly ignored during playback. **You will be happy when playing all these records! **NOT FOR AUDIOPHILES = ENTRY LEVEL RECORDS!! **NOTE: an audible "pop" sound and a skip are two different things. Read Description! A "pop" is an audible noise from a hair or scratch, usually heard as a "click", "tick", or "crackle" sound, this "pop" will play through the scratch without any disturbance to continuity of music. A SKIP will jump over part of a lyric or musical section of the song. On rare occasions a "pop" noise is so loud that it is almost heard as a skip. In this listing only 4 of 12 records have a true SKIP where it breaks continuity of music for listener.***
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**SEE COMPLETE GRADING CHART FOR EACH RECORD, AS WELL AS VERBAL GRADE CHART AT BOTTOM OF PAGE. PLEASE READ!!!***
Self Titled (MONO) England's Newest Hit-Makers - 1964 London LL-3375 - DISC = G+/VG- lots of static and pop's, one loud "pop"s during King Bee, mid song. **(On my one turntable it skipped in this part, on other table it was a loud "pop") *** SOLID G+/VG-, does NOT skip music, just loud "pop". Label on side 2 has severe spindle peel off. COVER= GOOD, the whole length of title spine is taped back together. Heavy fray to spines etc. Heavy ring wear and fade. **Original UK track lists with Not Fade Away as first song* See picture 6 for surface photo** See pic 5 for cover track lists
NOW (2-Channel Stereo) 1965 London PS-420 - DISC = GOOD, lots of "pop's and crackles throughout, mostly side 2 tracks 1-3. One small skip in quiet passes in between tracks 2/3, does NOT skip music just wax in between songs. COVER = G+/VG- with heavy spine fray and chips to edges, heavy fade and ring wear. Many light creases around cover. **Original uncensored liner notes with "steal from the blind man" lines, see pics of back covers, see pic 5 for cover photo** See pic 7 for surface photo**
December's Children (MONO) 1965 London LL-3451 - DISC = GOOD - lots of static and crackles throughout, loud intro waxes. Phenomenal sound quality! I listened to this one the most out of the 12 Stones albums for sale. Still has great enjoyable sound, despite background noise. COVER = FAIR almost all spines split, 80% of spines are taped back together. Fade and ring wear and writing. **See pic 8 for surface photo**
Out of Our Heads (MONO) 1965 London LL-3429- DISC = GOOD/G+  with many "pop's and crackles throughout playback. Still has BOOMING loud fidelity. Still enjoyable. COVER = GOOD the whole title spine is taped back together, split entire length, 6 inches of top spine taped together. Some fade and ring wear, some creases etc. Back cover has heavy ring wear, slight discoloration to whites of cover. Glue seems are starting to peel. **See pic 9 for surface photo**
12x5 (MONO) - 1964 London LL-3402 DISC =  VG-/G+ with crackles, "pop"s and static throughout, very bold booming fidelity! Some scrape crackles on side 1 from scrape mark (see pic 10), side 2 is much cleaner. The sound quality is awesome, you can really hear how the Stones recorded, and how they presented layered guitars. COVER = GOOD the whole length of title spine was split and taped back together. Shelf wear fray to all spines, but intact. Heavy fade and ring wear. **Original first press with UNBOXED London Logo on labels, Mis-spelled Congradulations on cover and labels. Should be Congratulations. 
Got LIVE if You Want It! (MONO) - 1966 London LL-3493 DISC = VG less crackles and "pop's than other LPs in this listing. One of the cleaner ones, still used. COVER = VG with minor seem splits and frays on title spine mostly, other spines show shelf wear fray. Some fade and light ring wear. 
Aftermath (2-Channel Stereo) - 1966 London PS-476 DISC = FAIR - heavy static and constant louder "pop"s and crackles throughout, bold sound. Very heavily worn grooves, constant loud static. On one of my tables it skipped during Lady Jane, other table played through. Despite all background noise, some tracks are much cleaner than others, still an enjoyable listen. COVER = FAIR whole top and bottom spine were split then taped back together. Heavy ring wear and fade, some creases and scrape marks to cover. Original first press with 2 Channel Stereo instead of "Electronically Re-Processed Stereo" - much better sound! This is a very ROUGH copy and probably most beat up out of all Records in this Lot!  **PIC 11 is surface photo** heavy groove wear
Their Satanic Majesties Request (BELL SOUND sf stereo) 1967 London NPS-2 - DISC = GOOD with lots of crackles, faint "pop"s, and static throughout playback. The sound quality is booming and loud and masks a lot of surface noise, don't get me wrong, you still hear all noise, but sound is awesome still. Rough player but no skips and plays cleaner than Aftermath. Again the deep layering of instruments is vividly heard on this original press. COVER = FAIR - whole top and bottom spine were split and taped back together. Heavy shelf wear fray, title spine heavily worn. **Original early 1960s press 3D Cover Art** The maze puzzle in inner gate is not colored on, vibrant colors.
Beggar's Banquet (STEREO) 1968 London PS-539 - DISC = FAIR/POOR - two small audible "pop" SKIPS at end of side 1 track 1 (Sympathy for the Devil), one small skip in quiet wax in between tracks 3/4 side 1. Side 2 has lots of "pop"s and crackles, as well as side 1. Almost didn't include this one with the lot, but Beggars is becoming a rarity to find the original press. Keep this until you find a better copy! Despite background noise, most tracks play clean enough to enjoy. This is most beat up copy of lot, worse than Aftermath. COVER = FAIR all spines wear heavily split, about 80% of spines are taped back together. Ring wear fade and scrapes. **This is the original LAWSUIT cover art, where on back cover it wrongfully Credits both Jagger and Richards as writing all songs. "Prodigal Son" caused Law Suit!  **PIC 12 is surface pic of album**
Let It Bleed (STEREO) 1969 London NPS-4 - DISC = GOOD side 1 cleaner than side 2. (Side 1 is VG, side 2 GOOD) Lots of crackles and static on side 2 track 1,2,3. Side 2 track 2 (You've Got the Silver) has a lot of scrape static sounding noise during all quiet passes in song (most of song). This is from a series of hairlines on side 2. Still very bold sound, intro waxes are pretty mellow. Again still very enjoyable sound, not ready for the scrap heap. COVER = VG with some light shelf wear fray to spines, all spines are 95% intact. Title spine partially legible. Some ring wear, light fade, and creases. Original press no Barcode.
Sticky Fingers (STEREO) ZIPPER COPY - 1971 Atlantic COC-59100 **(First Press "Rolling Stones Records" etched in wax)** OG HEAVY PRESS - DISC = GOOD with lots of static, crackles and "pop"s throughout. Very bold sound quality, great hi-fi analog dynamics. Great sound quality despite background noise, still acceptable. COVER = G+/VG- with some heavy creases to cover. Top spine is separating where pants are connected.  Some splits on title spine mid spine, partially legible. Heavy fade and ring wear, Original Andy Warhol art, zipper works, but don't toy with it. This is whats separating pants from cover. 
It's Only Rock 'n Roll (STEREO) 1974 Promotone Atlantic COC-79101 *First press - "Rolling Stones Records" etched in wax. DISC = G+/VG- with a lot of "pop"s and crackles throughout. Side 1 is closer to VG, side 2 closer to GOOD. Still a very enjoyable listen with booming fidelity. COVER = VG with some shelf wear fray splits on title spine, mid spine. Creases, light fade and ring wear. Spines are 95% intact. Original press, no bar code.
**I play graded all albums, if you hear a skip, try and clean the track first.** All very acceptable copies!
*MY G+/VG- is most people on eBay's VG or VG+, I'm a very serious buyer and seller. I play grade everything! You will be happy with these LP's**** 
DISC GRADE CHART:
VG =  with many numerous light faint fine shallow hairs on both sides, some moderate groove wear from repeat play. Some to NO luster remains, labels are mostly clean, could have writing or peel off. There will be some constant light background noise throughout playback with mostly bold audio. Some occasional faint crackles, and "pop"s.
VG-/G+ = with many many numerous light faint fine shallow hairs on both sides, some abusive needle drags and larger more pronounced scratches. Some heavy groove wear from repeat play. Some to NO luster remains, labels are worn or slightly clean, could have writing or peel off. There will be some constant louder static background noise throughout playback with bold audio. Faint crackles, and "pop"s throughout, still has bold sound. Not terribly overpowering of music. 
GOOD = with many many numerous light faint fine shallow hairs on both sides, some very abusive needle drags and even larger more pronounced scratches. Some very heavy groove wear from repeat play. Some to NO luster remains, labels are worn or slightly clean, could have writing or peel off. There will be some constant louder static background noise throughout playback with bold audio. Louder crackles, and "pop"s throughout, still has bold sound. Not terribly overpowering of music.
FAIR = with thousands of numerous light faint fine shallow hairs on both sides, some very abusive needle drags and even larger more pronounced scratches. Some very heavy groove wear from repeat play, abused repeat play. Some to NO luster remains, labels are worn or slightly clean, could have writing or peel off. There will be some constant much louder static background noise throughout playback with bold audio. Constant louder crackles, and "pop"s throughout, still has bold sound. Music maybe overpowered by background noise during some or all tracks. Close to the scrape heap, but still has some life.
COVER GRADING CHART: 
VG =  with light fade and moderate ring wear. Some creases and light scrape marks around cover art from handling, some corner bends. All spines are mostly intact with shelf wear fray, title spine mostly legible with some fray patches and wear. Some variance of these conditions, see individual listings. Could have writing on cover.
VG-/G+ = with moderate fade and moderate ring wear. Many creases and light scrape marks around cover art from handling, some corner bends. All spines are partially  intact with shelf wear fray, title spine barely legible, or not at all, with some fray patches and wear. Some variance of these conditions, see individual listings. Could have writing on cover. ** Most of my grades in this category are for heavy splits to edges, usually less than 90% of spines are intact. In this case most are taped back together.
GOOD = with moderate to heavy fade and/or ring wear. Many numerous creases and light scrape marks around cover art from handling, some corner bends/creases. All spines are partially intact with shelf wear fray, title spine barely legible, or not at all, with some fray patches and wear. Some variance of these conditions, see individual listings. Could have writing on cover, or stains ** Most of my grades in this category are for heavy splits to edges, usually less than 50% of spines are intact. In this case most are taped back together. Cover was almost two separate pieces of cardboard. 
FAIR = barely acceptable, with moderate to heavy fade and/or ring wear. Many numerous creases and heavy scrape marks around cover art from handling, some corner bends/creases. All spines are barely intact with heavy shelf wear fray, title spine barely legible, or not at all, with some heavy fray patches and wear. Some variance of these conditions, see individual listings. Could have writing on cover, or stains ** Most of my grades in this category are for heavy splits to edges, usually less than 25% of spines are intact. In this case most are taped back together. Cover was almost two separate pieces of cardboard. 

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