Sold Date: April 27, 2020
Start Date: April 27, 2020
Final Price: £156.00 (GBP)
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*I am currently selling a collection of Heavy Metal and rock LPs, predominantly from the late 70’s to the early 90’s but with the odd outlier thrown in. All well looked after and some real rarities. I combine shipping and always remove the vinyl from the sleeve before packing and posting. Where anything other than a generic white inner is present, the vinyl is always placed in a brand new white inner to preserve the original. Brand new ‘clear glass’ plastic sleeves are added to all LPs. I describe items accurately as I know how disappointing it is to receive a much anticipated record where flaws have been glossed over or gone unmentioned. I try to listen to each record before describing it but if I don’t have time I will listen to selected parts to gauge the level of background noise and I will always listen to any passages where there are surface marks to judge the impact these have. I always give positive feedback after payment so the customer is able to give feedback purely judged on the service once they have received the item. If you are unhappy in any way I will refund with no questions asked. Thank you for your interest in this listing and please check out my other records.*

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Led Zeppelin

Untitled

4th album from this band released in 1971.

This is an extremely early copy. From the eight recognised versions of the red/plum label, this is the second, retaining the elusive Peter Grant credit. A3 B3 matrices with PORKY PECKO DUCK etched in the run out.

(2. Label: Version 2: As Version 1, but with feather logo corrected on B-side. )

This is a fantastic copy.

The sleeve is in a very solid VG+/near Ex condition with very little handling wear. The inner sleeve is in crisp condition with the usual split to the base - the sides are intact. An excellent example aside from the split.

The vinyl, as mentioned, plays really well. There is some static in places but overall a really solid listen. Visually excellent and easily VG+ audio. The labels are a little worn and there is a mark that looks like faded felt pen in the plum section of side 1 but it is almost the same colour as the label so hardly visible! The label on side 2 is a little mottled but both labels retain that classic red and plum vibrancy.

Overall a brilliantly collectible, very early copy of this all time classic.