Rolling Stones - Early re-issues of Satanic

It’s only rock ‘n roll, but what would the world be without it? And what would rock ‘n roll be without the Stones? Of course you have some albums in your collection. But as the men released more than sixty albums (just studio and live…, no compilations) it is very possible that you missed some. For instance these oldies; Satanic request (their ‘Pepper’), Yaya’s (the big-scoring live-album) and a well sought-after Dutch-only terrific compilation. Alas, they are re-issues. I cannot even find the years of origin. But Satanic is very old. ‘Yaya’s’ is special because it is the only German one released on London Records. The vinyl is in amazing condition. Yaya’s all mint (as well as the sleeve, looks like new). Satanic has one audible scratch on Sing this all together (but that is a pandemonium anyway). And the Story is, again, flawless, both records, all sides. On offer: 1. Their satanic majesties request, 1967. The boys were heavy into drugs by this time. And, as everybody, amazed by Fab Fours Sgt Pepper. They tried their hand at a psychedelic record, but left that music right after that. It did contain a hit: she’s a rainbow/2000 miles from home. The sleeve cost a fortune, as the first ones were kind of 3D. A little known fact: if you look carefully, you will find all Beatles in there. The album is in good condition, NM/NM aside form that scrats so lets make it NM/EX. It is a Dutch re-issue with the later silver Decca labels, but I cannot find a year. 2. Get yer ya-ya’s out, 1970, is the second live album after Got live if you want it. It has tremendous power as it was the last time it was just the five of them on stage. No horns, no backing vocals, just the lads. It was recorded in the States (with Ike and Tina as supports…) and released mainly to block the overwhelming sale of bootlegs. It was of course a number one. Can you guess what yaya’s are, as Mick wants to see them? And yes, that is Charlie on the cover! This offering is a German re-issue and therefore in very prime condition. I cannot find the year, but ist is on London Records and Discogs has only one of those. 3. Stones Story. Next to the UK the Netherlands were (are?) the most rock-loving nation of Europe and had a mind of its own when it came to releasing records. So when Rolled Gold came out, they made their own version: Stones Story. It has all gems on it. This one is one of the original 1976 pressings; later ones are called Stones Story 1. It is flawless, the sleeve has very little wear: M/NM. Included are the original inner sleeves with broken seals from the big Free Record Shop chain and the extensive Dutch biography. As said, the albums are in amazing condition, check the pics, I also shot the corners of the sleeves. Also check my revies, happy customers all over. They will be preciously packed and swiftly send. You will get satisfaction! Artist: Rolling Stones Record: Their Satanic Majesties request Label: Decca Year: 1967/? Number: TXS 103 Country: Netherlands Vinyl: EX Sleeve: NM Detail: Gatefold Artist: Rolling Stones Record: Get yer ya-ya’s out Label: London Year: 1970/? Number: 820 131 Country: Germany Vinyl: M Sleeve: M Artist: Rolling Stones Record: Stones Story Label: Decca Year: 1976 Number: 9286 126 Country: Netherlands Vinyl: M Sleeve: NM Detail: double album, gatefold, with Dutch booklet

Estimación:12€

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