Prince And The Revolution - Mint US pressed Parade and Around the World in a Day - LP - Specialty Records pressed - 1985
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Two mint-vinyl albums by Prince And The Revolution: Around the World in a Day (1985) and Parade (1986), both in gatefold sleeves.
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Try and name an artist most versatile, more profound, more technically gifted and more creative than Prince. Right, no one. To celebrate his genius on offer here two of his oldest records.
The albums are in remarkable condition. Cherished (…) as they deserved. Vinyl is completely mint, one of the sleeves show a teeny bit of wear but no folds, creases tears markings or any disturbing feat. I call it NM++.
On offer:
1. Parade. 1986. His eight album, and the last one billing the wonderful Revolution. Soundtrack to the (not so good) movie Under the cherry moon, containing Kiss and the sad Sometimes it snows in April, that turned out tragically right when he died. On Parade he returned to the guitar-orientated style of Purple rain. The Revolution was better than ever, having played so much live. The album on offer is a much-valued Specialty Records pressing. No text on spine, side one and two named “Intro’ and ‘End”, EAST embossed on side B-label. All boxes checked. Specialty Records is now out of business, which makes this copy a rare one.
Paisley Park Records, 9 25395, 1986. Gatefold including original inner sleeve. Vinyl mint, sleeve mint.
2. Around the world in a day 1985 came before Parade. It saw him experimenting with psychedelic influences. As always, he had his very own thoughts on things. He wanted the album ‘to be taken in its entirety before zeroing in on anything’. That meant no publicity, an almost secret release and no singles for some time. But when they came they included Raspberry beret and Pop life. The sleeve had a tear-off flap, but as with most, it is gone on this one (it came off very easily). This pressing is other than others, it has the sleeve opening at the right hand side, which is rare.
Paisley Park Records, 925 286, 1985, Europe. Gatefold. Vinyl mint, sleeve NM
As said the records are in wonderful condition, pure mint vinyl. Check my pictures and marvel at the state of the sleeves too, I included the corners because it is so unlikely. All will be preciously packed and swiftly send.
Try and name an artist most versatile, more profound, more technically gifted and more creative than Prince. Right, no one. To celebrate his genius on offer here two of his oldest records.
The albums are in remarkable condition. Cherished (…) as they deserved. Vinyl is completely mint, one of the sleeves show a teeny bit of wear but no folds, creases tears markings or any disturbing feat. I call it NM++.
On offer:
1. Parade. 1986. His eight album, and the last one billing the wonderful Revolution. Soundtrack to the (not so good) movie Under the cherry moon, containing Kiss and the sad Sometimes it snows in April, that turned out tragically right when he died. On Parade he returned to the guitar-orientated style of Purple rain. The Revolution was better than ever, having played so much live. The album on offer is a much-valued Specialty Records pressing. No text on spine, side one and two named “Intro’ and ‘End”, EAST embossed on side B-label. All boxes checked. Specialty Records is now out of business, which makes this copy a rare one.
Paisley Park Records, 9 25395, 1986. Gatefold including original inner sleeve. Vinyl mint, sleeve mint.
2. Around the world in a day 1985 came before Parade. It saw him experimenting with psychedelic influences. As always, he had his very own thoughts on things. He wanted the album ‘to be taken in its entirety before zeroing in on anything’. That meant no publicity, an almost secret release and no singles for some time. But when they came they included Raspberry beret and Pop life. The sleeve had a tear-off flap, but as with most, it is gone on this one (it came off very easily). This pressing is other than others, it has the sleeve opening at the right hand side, which is rare.
Paisley Park Records, 925 286, 1985, Europe. Gatefold. Vinyl mint, sleeve NM
As said the records are in wonderful condition, pure mint vinyl. Check my pictures and marvel at the state of the sleeves too, I included the corners because it is so unlikely. All will be preciously packed and swiftly send.
Details
Multiple titles
No
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
No
Artist/band (max 3)
Prince And The Revolution
Record title
Mint US pressed Parade and Around the World in a Day
Number of objects
2
Release country
Germany, United States
Release year (oldest)
1985
Case/sleeve condition
Various conditions
Pressing
Specialty Records pressed
Media condition
Mint (M)
Includes
Gatefold, Original inner sleeve
Record label
Tambourine, Paisley Park
Record label number
1-25395; 1-25286
Autographed by a famous person
No
