Bloggsco AuctionsSPRING JAMBOREE - RARITIES & JUST GOOD MUSIC! SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE COOL STUFF! Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed Vinyl 12" LP UK 1969 Decca LK 5025 A:
B: XARL-9363P-1A
XARL-9364P-2A Vinyl VG++ very light sleeve scuffs and surface marks Labels VG++ clean, very light spindle marks Sleeve & Inserts VG+ light edge and shelf wear, some slight bendng overall, a little crinkling to the inner sleeve if you see a link, click play to hear a sample taken from this item. If none is available you can message me to request a sample. Original UK MONO pressing! Very rare now, complete with original 'credits' inner sleeve and poster. Very rare UNBOXED Decca logo labels.

A real rarity now, this is a clean example of the vinyl in a pretty good sleeve too. Not many of these to be found now.. one of the last Rolling Stones LPs to appear in a mono edition... if indeed it isn't the last? Is it? Anyway pretty hard to find this one now.
Mono pressings are often very rare. These were often made with specific mixes for mono and in many cases the bands themselves were more interested in the process. Most people in the late 60's didn't have a stereo set-up and mono was standard issue until around 1967, after which they became the rarer pressings due to very small print runs.

I'm not really a record dealer - this is more of a hobby for me.
I am selling this perfectly good record because I record the music and sell it on. I keep hi-resolution vinyl 'rips' made on audiophile equipment.
The recordings can be listened to on dvd-audio discs or through hi-resolution sound-cards. Click on images to enlarge

  

  
 
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Any suggestions? All are welcome. Many thanks from Bloggsco!

 

On 02-Apr-14 at 20:26:01 BST, seller added the following information:

Just so you know.
Someone wrote in to say the poster might not be the original! I can't be 100% sure about that but the poster has the 'London' logo and the LP is of course on Decca... I assumed that was because they printed all the posters in the USA but apparently there is one  with 'Decca' on it although I can't be sure this isn't the way it actually came.