Rolling Stones - Unique mint Let It Bleed reissue - LP - Stereo - 1969
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A Dutch Decca stereo reissue of the Rolling Stones’ Let It Bleed, released in 1969, with both the record and sleeve in mint condition.
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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 one of their very best: Let it bleed.
Yes, one of the best, because this is the album that introduced the world to one of rocks masterpieces: You cant always get what you want. Amongst other golden songs, like Gimme shelter. The album on offer is special because it is in amazing condition. Although I cannot pinpoint the year of release, Discogs puts a heavy price on rare mint copies. And mint this one is, check the pictures.
Let it bleed was born in a storm. During the recording Brian Jones became impossible to work with, if he even appeared. Most of the guitarwork was done by Keith, with help from Mick Taylor who replaced Brian when he was fired halfway through. No real hits were scored, although it contained two absulte classics: Gimme shelter and You cant…
That song is a long story in itself. Jagger wrote it while strumming an acoustic guitar (‘just one of those bedside songs’). According to him, Watts could not figure out the drums so Jimmy Miller filed in. Jagger also wanted a choir, but the only oner available was the London Bach Choir, to which he replied That will be a laugh’. The song was released as B-side of Honky Tonk women, but was later named in the Rolling Stone Top-100 songs of all time.
Recently a guy posted on twitter that he was standing behind Jagger in a bakery. The pie Mick wanted was sold out, at which the guy mustered all his courage and whispered “Well, you can’t always get what you want.’ At which Mick turned around and sang the rest with a big smile.
The one on offer is a Dutch re-issue, as it has modern labels. The year is not mentioned by Discogs, but it has real value. Especially because this one is all mint. Check the pictures. , I also shot the corners of the sleeve. It will be preciously packed and swiftly send, check my reviews: no complaints. Satisfaction guaranteed, and in this case you can get what you want.
SLK 5025 Decca, Netherlands. Vinyl and sleeve both mint.
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 one of their very best: Let it bleed.
Yes, one of the best, because this is the album that introduced the world to one of rocks masterpieces: You cant always get what you want. Amongst other golden songs, like Gimme shelter. The album on offer is special because it is in amazing condition. Although I cannot pinpoint the year of release, Discogs puts a heavy price on rare mint copies. And mint this one is, check the pictures.
Let it bleed was born in a storm. During the recording Brian Jones became impossible to work with, if he even appeared. Most of the guitarwork was done by Keith, with help from Mick Taylor who replaced Brian when he was fired halfway through. No real hits were scored, although it contained two absulte classics: Gimme shelter and You cant…
That song is a long story in itself. Jagger wrote it while strumming an acoustic guitar (‘just one of those bedside songs’). According to him, Watts could not figure out the drums so Jimmy Miller filed in. Jagger also wanted a choir, but the only oner available was the London Bach Choir, to which he replied That will be a laugh’. The song was released as B-side of Honky Tonk women, but was later named in the Rolling Stone Top-100 songs of all time.
Recently a guy posted on twitter that he was standing behind Jagger in a bakery. The pie Mick wanted was sold out, at which the guy mustered all his courage and whispered “Well, you can’t always get what you want.’ At which Mick turned around and sang the rest with a big smile.
The one on offer is a Dutch re-issue, as it has modern labels. The year is not mentioned by Discogs, but it has real value. Especially because this one is all mint. Check the pictures. , I also shot the corners of the sleeve. It will be preciously packed and swiftly send, check my reviews: no complaints. Satisfaction guaranteed, and in this case you can get what you want.
SLK 5025 Decca, Netherlands. Vinyl and sleeve both mint.
Details
Multiple titles
No
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
No
Artist/band (max 3)
Rolling Stones
Record title
Unique mint Let It Bleed reissue
Number of objects
1
Release country
Netherlands
Release year (oldest)
1969
Case/sleeve condition
Mint (M)
Pressing
Stereo
Media condition
Mint (M)
Record label
Decca
Record label number
SKL 5025
Autographed by a famous person
No
