You are bidding on an original 3rd UK Press of The Beatles debut album ‘Please, Please Me’ , in near mint vinyl condition (!): - A 1963 (!) original 3rd UK Press (62 years young) of The Beatles’ debut album ‘Please, Please Me’, released on Parlophone PCS 3042 with extremely early matrix runouts YEX 94-1 / YEX 95-1 with the very sought after famous and pristine black & yellow silver print Parlophone labels, with ‘The Gramophone Co. Ltd’ and ‘Sold in U.K’, on the laminated front cover and flip back side, printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse and with the original inner factory sleave! This is an absolute rare excellent survivor from the very early sixties ! The pictures are an essential part of the LP-description, so watch them carefully. Cover: vg+ small stains see photos - close to Excellent ! - Vinyl: Near Mint ! Waw! Don’t miss out ! It was a miracle that ‘Please, Please Me’ became a full LP, as in those days singles were the dominant format for pop music for teenage buyers, while the ‘expensive’ LP’s were reserved for classical music and jazz! The Beatles’ first full album became a mixture of cover songs (Chains’ – ‘Twist and Shout’) and original material (‘Love Me Do’ – I Saw Her Standing There’). ‘Please, Please Me’ hit the top of the UK album charts for 30 weeks, only to be replaced by their next album ‘With The Beatles’… It is extremely exceptional to find such a unique UK Parlophone-press of this Beatles-album in such excellent condition. This is an album every true classic rock vinyl-lover wants. A fantastic collector’s item!