ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (2003 UK issue limited edition 9-track DSD remastered [Direct Stream Digital/Super Bit Mapping Direct] LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, remastered from original master recordings. The eighth British and tenth American album by English rock band, last album to feature Brian Jones as well as the first to feature Mick Taylor. The picture sleeve has a small corner crease sand the credit printed inner displays a minor seam split to one edge however, the vinyl
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1969 US first issue blue & silver London label 9-track stereo LP, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows little sign of wear, whilst the vinyl has just a few light hairlines leaving it EXcellent NPS-4)
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (Original 1983 US 18-page 9" x 12" movie programme for the Hal Ashby film, packed with photos of the band on stage, extensive information about the tour and accompanying film, the band themselves,the setlist and more. The cover has a fantastic image of a pouting Mick and shows just light shelfwear but remains in excellent condition. A fantastic collectors item!) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK first issue 9-track stereo vinyl LP, on the blue unboxed Decca label with upside down matrix label print above the catalogue number. Comes housed in a front laminated picture sleeve with the rare poster hype-sticker attached to the front with the mono/stereo hole indicator on the back, complete with the blue company inner crediting The London Bach Orchestra & the very scarce & limited 19" x 21" full colour fold-out poster SKL5025) See '
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1969 UK second variant 9-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue unboxed Decca label with correct side up 'XZAL' number, complete with the credits inner listing the London Bach Choir & the rare fold-out full colour poster, front laminated picture sleeve with die-cut Mono/Stereo hole on the back. See 'more info' for condition details... SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES Sunday Night At The London Palladium 1967 (2019 UK limited edition 5-track 7" vinyl EP featuring recordings from their infamous appearance on 'Sunday Night At The London Palladium' which by this point was essential family viewing, including the audacious start of 'Connection' [with Keith Richards on lead vocals] followed by a version of Ruby Tuesday with live vocals over a prepared backing track, while Side Two opens with a radically different arrangement of It's All Ov more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Early 1970s Canadian issue of the 1969 9-track vinyl LP on the 'Sunny Landscape' London label manufactured by Nanker Phelge Music Ltd., back pasted picture sleeve with the Canadian address for the London Records in the bottom right corner. The sleeve displays just light wear & few signs of age, whilst the vinyl has only a few light surface scuffs, overall an excellent example NPS-4)
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (2014 Japanese limited edition SHM/SACD audiophile issue of the classic 1969 9-track stereo LP, playable on all CD players, featuring a DSD mastered version with crystal clear sound. Comes housed in an album jewel case with picture artwork booklet & Japanese lyric/booklet UIGY-9578)
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK 9-track MONO LP on the unboxed Decca logo red 'ffrr' label, with the red album credits inner which does not black out the reference to 'The London Bach Choir'. Comes housed in a front laminatedpicture sleeve with pinched spine & die-cut mono/stereo indicator hole on the back. The sleeve appears Excellent with nice, clean laminate & the odd faint crease from handling. The heavyweight vinyl is a clean VG with faint cosmetic wear & multipl
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1974 UK issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP on the dark blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows noticeable discolouration to the reverse, whilst the vinyl has just a little surface wear and is graded as EX/EX- All in all, a nice play copy SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (2003 UK limited edition 9-track DSD remastered [Direct Stream Digital/Super Bit Mapping Direct] LP issue of their eighth UK studio album, pressed on 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl and including the title track single. Housed in a picture sleeve replicating the original release, and remains sealed in the hype-stickered shrink)
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THE ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (50th Anniversary 2019 UK/EU limited edition 9-track LP pressed on audiophile quality 180-gram black vinyl. Originally released in 1969 Let It Bleed was their eighth British and tenth American album, the last to feature Brian Jones and the first to feature Mick Taylor. Picture sleeve with iconic original cover artwork of a cake baked by Delia Smith, metallic gold hype sticker & factory sealed. Essential)
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1973 UK boxed logo label issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP with the 4th label variant, complete with correct blue-for-stereo inner with 'The London Bach Choir' credit, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve. Apart from a little discolouration, to the unlaminated back, the sleeve shows only minor shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a few light paper scufffs to show for over forty five years SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 UK first label variant 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre & the composer credits in italic, publishing year & K/T code on the left-hand side and matrix number printed upside down, also including Ruby Tuesday. Issued in the Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. the vinyl has light scuffs showing evidence of age & play but remains in VG condition! F.12546) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1982 German issue of the 1967 7" vinyl single with repro blue & silver 'unboxed' logo labels, also including Ruby Tuesday, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F12546) more...
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THE ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1970 UK issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP on the dark blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, complete with large 19" x 21" fold-out full colour poster, front laminated picture sleeve with Mono/Stereo die cut indicator hole on the back The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and the vinyl remains in wonderful condition with few signs of play SKL5025)
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ROLLING STONES Let's Spend The Night Together (1967 UK third label variant 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre & the publishing year on the right and matrix number printed upside down, also including Ruby Tuesday, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F12546) more...
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1974 UK issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP on the dark blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, front laminated picture sleeve with large 19" x 21" fold-out full colourposter. The poster has just a little natural creasing with no rips or splits, the sleeve shows noticeable discolouration to the reverse with a stripe of tape residue along the bottom from an earlier repair. The vinyl has just a little surface wear and is graded as EX/EX- All in all, a nice play co
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (Rare 1969 UK first issue 9-track stereo vinyl LP, on the blue unboxed Decca label with upside down matrix label print above the catalogue number, front laminated picture sleeve, with the blue company inner crediting The London Bach Orchestra. The sleeve [EX] has a little light creasing with just the faintest sign of ringwear & the unlaminated reverse still mostly clean; the inner has just a few natural shallow creases to show where the record was in place,
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ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (1970 UK issue of the 1969 9-track stereo LP on the dark blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, housed in the period front laminated picture sleeve with red/blue die-cut indicator hole on the back & album credits inner with no 'Bach Choir' print, complete with the extra Decca poly lined inner & 19" x 21" fold-out full colour poster. The sleeve shows minimal wear, the poster is unused & the vinyl appears barely played SKL5025)
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