Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St (1st Dutch Pressing) - 2xLP album (double album) - Picture disc, 225gr - 1972

This collection contains two very special albums by The Rolling Stones.
The First Dutch Pressing of Exile On Main St., viewed by many critics as their best work and as one of the greatest albums of all time.
And a picture disc with exclusive interviews with all five rolling stones individually

Rolling Stones
Exile On Main Street

First Dutch Pressing
With Original Inner Sleeves
Gatefold Unipak

1972 – Netherlands
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album Gatefold
Rolling Stones Records – COC 69 100
Vinyl: EXC
Cover: VG+
Comes with extra inner sleeves

Records are pressed in the Netherlands.
Sleeve and inners are printed in the UK.

The first catalog appears on the sleeve, inner sleeves and as 'Set Nr.' on the labels.
The second catalog appears on the labels with record one: COC 1-2900, and record two: COC 2-2900.

The title appears on the labels as: Exile on Main Street.
Info on back of sleeve : Rolling Stones Records TM Musidor N.V. . Distributed by Kinney Record Group Ltd P 1972 by Shorewood packaging Co. Ltd ..ENGLAND.

The labels have the same design as Sticky Fingers, with a boxed Rolling Stones on the upper left.


Rolling Stones
Precious Stones
1981
Vinyl, LP, Picture Disc
Silhouette Music – SM-10005
Vinyl: EXC
Cover: Transparant Sleeve with sticker
Comes with extra transparant inner sleeve

Precious Stones is a two-sided picture disc featuring interviews, specifically recorded at Kennedy Airport, Queens, New York on October 19, 1965.
The interviews include Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, Keith Richards and manager Erik Easton. The interviews were not previously available on any other releases and are considered exclusive to this record, which contributes to its rarity and collectibility.

Weight: 225gr

Your items will be sent registrated in a heavy duty custom design shipping box

Please take a look at the pictures for each sleeve because they are an part of the description.

The vinyl I sell comes from my own private collection.
Almost fifty years ago I bought my first 45's.
That turned out to be the beginning of a long-term collection that eventually grew to almost 700 LPs (including my partner's)
I have always been very careful with all my vinyl. Many of them are still in perfect condition. Some of the covers show a little more wear and tear, but many of my albums had an extra plastic protective cover, which makes them look like new.
The exact qualification is of course stated with each album. To get to the right grading I play all my vinyl on my own record player before I put them up for sale.