Sold Date: August 2, 2015
Start Date: July 15, 2015
Final Price: £40.00 £25.00 (GBP)
Seller Feedback: 394
Buyer Feedback: 97

ARTIST, FREDDIE AND THE DREAMERS ,

ALBUM, YOU WERE MAD FOR ME,

YEAR/LABEL/COUNTRY, 1964 / COLUMBIA / U.K.

MATRIX, XAX2703-1N:XAX2704-1N: Mothers :1O :1M:,very 1st press,  

SLEEVE FRONT, MINT,SUPERB gloss,getting so hard to find better than this,superb,AMAZING for a 51 year old,

SLEEVE REAR,NR.MINT-, Nice @ clean, no rips or tears or writing,  a superb presentable sleeve,

INNER SLEEVE,superb correct,EMITEX,EX+++, 

SPINE, As photos 100% legible,Perfect,

VINYL IN NORMAL LIGHT,

SIDE 1,NR.MINT-,Audio return is NR.MINT, awesome listening really powerfull,

VINYL IN NORMAL LIGHT,

SIDE 2,NR.MINT-, awesome sound,as side 1,getting so hard to find better copies than this,!AWESOME!

LABELS,EX++,there is some slight  foxing probably due to it not coming out of its sleeve for 50 years or so,not a spindle trail in sight, KT tax coded,

GENERAL ASSESSMENT, A truly STUNNING copy that has barely been played,once or twice, !!if that!!,  returning some sensational sounds, getting so hard to find these days in this condition,this type of album is normally overlooked as a 60s classics,but they should still be in any 60s themed collection,they were there ,they were part of it,!!THIS WAS ONE THE GROUPS THAT STARTED IT ALL,THEY HAD QUITE A FEW TOP 10 HITS IN THE EARLY 60s,!!please look at our feedback for our record sales,

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POSTAGE, U.K. £4.00 1st class, Europe £7.50, R.O.T.W. £10.50, Any item that sells for over £30.00 must be signed for i.e. U.K. £4.80, Europe £12.80, R.O.T.W. £15.60,  Extra lps will cost U.K. £1.00, Europe @ the R.O.T.W. will be £2.50 each, all items will be sent in custom made 12" cruciform cardboard mailers with two 12" stiff reinforced carboard pads,

RETURNS, If for any reason you are not satisfied with our description a full money back refund will be issued, sorry but we will not be able to pay the return postage,  

GRADINGS, All gradings are as of those set down in the Record Collector,