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Two Rolling Stones LPs sold together: the 1969 classic Let It Bleed with its original poster, and the 1981 compilation Sucking in the Seventies.The recordsThe Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed (London NPS-4, stereo). This is the US pressing on blue London labels. It includes the original credits inner sleeve and the original poster.
The Rolling Stones: Sucking in the Seventies (Rolling Stones Records COC 16028, stereo, ℗1981). It has the yellow tongue-logo labels.I played both sides of every record.ConditionLet It BleedPlaying quality: VG. Vinyl appearance: VG, with light hairline marks on both sides.
Jacket: G. It has old tape on the front top right and on the back top left, and the tape covers part of the track list on the back. The edges and corners are worn, and the bottom left corner on the front is chewed. The cover art is intact and easy to see in the photos.
Inserts: The poster has the usual fold lines and a small tear at the bottom edge. The original credits sleeve is included.Sucking in the SeventiesPlaying quality: VG. Vinyl appearance: VG-.
There is a little noise at the very beginning of Side 2, Track 1 (Mannish Boy). It is not enough to take the record below VG.
The stereo imaging on this record is stunning.
Jacket: VG. It shows light shelf wear and some scuffing. There is no insert.
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