Vox PL 7210 Beethoven Sym #4 FURTWANGLER suppressed LP 1951

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Vox PL 7210 Beethoven Sym #4 FURTWANGLER extremely rare suppressed LP 1951
Vox PL 7210. Beethoven, Symphony #4. Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler. Mono, 1951. Recorded live in concert, 1945. This is a very rare LP, because it was made from tapes purchased from East German Radio, and when Furtwangler learned about its release on Vox, he filed a lawsuit to suppress it. Vinyl VG. Plays with mild surface noise, with scattered pops and clicks and a few ticks here and there. The sound on side 2 has a sort of "fuzz" to it, but I can't tell whether it is specific to this copy or from the original tapes. Cover strong VG+, very mild wear. Click Images to Enlarge

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Condition Notes:
Records are generally graded on visual inspection.
Mint: A brand new, SEALED record, never played.
NM: Near Mint. An unsealed record that looks as good as new.
VG++: Excellent. Light cosmetic flaws that should not affect the sound.
VG+: May have cosmetic flaws, mild surface noise or short patches of ticking, but should sound fine overall.
VG: May have moderate noise throughout or one or two bad patches from scratches. Still fine for general listening.
Good: Noisy, but plays through. I will only sell very rare or unusual items in this condition.
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