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Supergrass LP “I Should Coco” original press w/7”45 MISPRINT rare Parlophone PCSX 7373 

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Supergrass – I Should Coco

Label: Parlophone – PCSX 7373, Parlophone – 8338371, Parlophone – 7243 8 33837 1 9

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, All Media, Limited Edition

Country: UK

Released: 15 May 1995

Genre: Rock

Style: Brit Pop, Indie Rock, Britpop, Jimi Hendrix

Vinyl: (G) .. nice play! 

     -Skips: none

        -Surface Noise:  some here and there. 

            -Scuffing: There are indeed a few surface marks. There’s a sort of sticker residue mark but honestly there’s no popping from it and the song plays fine, thankfully its a rocker!  

Cover: (VG-).. the album has lived the original tight plastic sleeve I bought it in. Very minor corner wear but otherwise quite nice.

   Ring Wear: N/A

        Scuffing/Marks: see above

              Rips/Tears: N/A

                   Spine:  Clean and readable

Inner Sleeve/Insert/Gatefold: (VG)   minor corner wear

Other Notes: The 45 is mis-labelled. “Stonefree” is “Odd?” And “Odd” is “Stonefree”. I’m not sure about how many there are of these out there but Discogs did not have an entry for this mistake.

A black sticker on the sleeve reads: Limited edition includes free 7" vinyl 8338371.

There are various catalogue numbers shown on the release:
PCSX 7373 (sleeve),
8338371 (sticker),
7243 8 33837 1 9 (spine and sleeve),
7243 8 33350 1 5 (inner sleeve and LP labels - mirroring the regular  vinyl release),
PCS 7373 (LP labels - also mirroring the regular  vinyl release), and
PCSS 7373 (7" labels).

Track durations are shown on the LP but not on the 7".

Printed in UK (sleeve), Made in the UK (LP labels).

LP-A1 to LP-B7: Recorded at Sawmills Studio, Golant, Fowey, Cornwall.
7"-A: Title misprinted as 'Stonefree'.
7"-B: Recorded at Maida Vale Studios for John Peel Sessions. First broadcast February 1995.

This release includes a printed inner sleeve for the LP and a Supergrass reply card.

The bonus 7" comes in a reproduction of the 1962 design of the "Parlophone" company sleeve as used for the first pressings of The Beatles 'Love Me Do' (45R 4949). The 7" has injection moulded labels.

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*ALL* records are checked and listened to prior to listing. Any blemishes are recorded as I listen.

Kept in a smoke free home. Professionally cleaned.

Vinyl will be shipped outside of the outer sleeve to prevent spine damage during postal journey.

Any odd-seeming marks on the photos of the vinyl itself are purely glare from shininess of the vinyl reflecting back, all blemishes are otherwise reported and shown with a close up photo. 

Ask me any questions you might have, and thanks for looking!

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