The Beatles - Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Orchestra / Revolver 2 × LP

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Notes

Text on sleeve:

In English

© Producer Center for Rock and Roll Parishes

Of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia. SPb., 1992

Text on labels:

Broadcast recording

Release year 1992 according to info on inside of cover.

Comes w. insert w. explanation of who is who on Sgt. Pepper front cover image and text (in Russian language). Thin card sleeve. At least one extra character on the Sgt. Pepper art work and a different collage of black and white photos of The Beatles on the Revolver artwork.

B-side of first record, corresponding to B-side of Sgt. Pepper's, ends with the locked groove.

Additional notes. A characteristic feature of the releases label AnTrop is a distortion of the original covers. In this case, in the collage of the front side of the envelope of the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" there appeared two new characters. In the top row, a lacuna between Edgar Poe and Fred Aster was taken by Andrei Tropillo (the founder of the label AnTrop). And in the second row from above instead of Karl Marx appeared the famous Leningrad fan of The Beatles group Kolya Vasin. Distorted and the front side of the envelope of the album "Revolver". Here is completely changed the collage, consisting of the members of the group. Instead of the picture of Klaus Voormann there is a picture of Nikolay Kibalchich, art designer of AnTrop records on the right side of the Revolver cover.

There are also copies with red labels and black text/circles/logo instead of the red labels with black text and purple circles/logo as shown on the pictures.

Content

Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

A1 Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Orchestra (1st Version) 2:03

A2 With A Little Help From Friends 2:44

A3 Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 3:28

A4 Everything Goes For The Best 2:48

A5 Close the Hole 2:37

A6 She Leaves Home 3:35

A7 Mr. Kite Benefit! 2:37

B1 With You And Without You 5:05

B2 When I'm Sixty-Four 2:38

B3 Cutie Rita 2:42

B4 Good Morning! Good morning! 2:41

B5 Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (2nd Edition) 1:19

B6 One Day Of My Life 5:33

Revolver

C1 Tax Collector 2:39

C2 Elinor Rigby 2:08

C3 I Only Sleep 3:02

C4 I Love You Too 2:01

C5 Here, There, And Everywhere 2:26

C6 Yellow Submarine 2:40

C7 She Said She Said 2:37

D1 Good Day, Sun Shines 2:10

D2 And Your Bird Will Sing 2:02

D3 Not For Whom 2:02

D4 Dr. Robert 2:15

D5 I Want To Tell You 2:30

D6 Ready To Take You Into My Life 2:30

D7 Nobody Knows Tomorrow 2:57

Mint (M) - open or sealed unplayed record. The disc and sleeve have no visible defects.

Near Mint (NM / M-) is an almost excellent record. Either it has never been played, or it should be played without any audible defects. Most sellers do not give a rating higher than this because they believe that there are no absolutely excellent records. The plate should not show any signs of wear, stains or other defects. The envelope must not have any folds, cuts or other noticeable such defects. The same should be true for all additional materials - posters, inner envelopes, song sheets, etc.

Very Good Plus (VG +) - Usually priced at 50% or less of the cost of an NM-state record. The disc shows some signs of wear and tear from playing, but the previous owner took care of decent storage. Defects should be small (superficial scratches) that do not affect the entire reproduction. Slight surface roughness is acceptable without affecting sound quality. The label (apple) of the disc may have slight wear from the spindle (spider) or discoloration. The envelope may have small wear marks and / or notches. If it were not for these few small, but noticeable defects on visual inspection, then the plate is usually given an assessment of the NM state.

Very Good (VG) - Usually priced at 25% or less of the value of an NM state record. Most of the defects described above apply to this assessment as well. Surface noise is evident during playback, especially in quiet plays and in between tracks, but does not exceed the audibility of music elsewhere. Track wear is more visible, as are minor scratches that affect playback. The disc label may contain foreign writing, labels, or traces of foreign labels. The same applies to inserts or envelopes. At the same time, there should not be many of these disadvantages at the same time.

Good Plus (G +) - Typically priced at 10% or less of the value of the NM state record. The LP should play without skipping, but may have significant surface noise, scratches and visible track wear. The envelope may show a trace of record storage, especially at the bottom and center