The Beatles – Something New 1969–71 Stereo Vinyl NM

Description

Beatles Something New vinyl collectors looking for an exceptionally clean Capitol pressing will appreciate this beautiful 1969–1971 U.S. stereo repress. Released on Capitol Records as ST 2108, this edition features the distinctive green Capitol label with purple “C” logo and the Winchester ✲ pressing mark in the runouts.

The vinyl grades Near Mint (NM) and is exceptionally clean and glossy with very little evidence of handling or play. This copy has been fully play-tested and delivers outstanding, clean stereo playback. Both green Capitol labels are also beautifully preserved.

The cover grades Near Mint (NM-) and is remarkably clean for its age, retaining strong color with very little overall surface wear. There is a small crease at the upper-left corner along with very minor edge and corner handling. The rear cover carries the #6 manufacturer designation for Imperial Packing Co., Inc.

This Capitol edition includes a terrific selection of early Beatles recordings, including “Things We Said Today,” “Any Time at All,” “And I Love Her,” “If I Fell,” “Slow Down,” “Matchbox” and the German-language version of “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand.”

Pressing Details:
Capitol Records – ST 2108
Stereo • U.S. Repress • 1969–1971
Green Capitol Label #6 with Purple “C” Logo
Winchester ✲ Pressing
Imperial Packing Co., Inc. #6 Cover

Matrix / Runout:
Side A: ST-1-2108-H-13 1 ✲
Side B: ST-2-2108-h-13 1 ✲

Condition:
Vinyl: NM
Cover: NM-

A particularly attractive copy of Something New for the Beatles collector who wants a vintage Capitol pressing in far better condition than most surviving examples.