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Beautiful 1980 U.S. Capitol pressing of Bob Seger’s Against the Wind, featuring Wally mastering on both sides. NM- vinyl fully play tested with excellent sound, NM- cover and original NM lyric/photo inner sleeve.
Classic Bob Seger Night Moves vinyl LP on Capitol Records. Purple-label U.S. reissue with printed lyric inner sleeve and MASTERED BY CAPITOL deadwax. Fully play tested VG+ vinyl with VG++ jacket and inner.
Original 1970 U.S. Jacksonville pressing of Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys, featuring STERLING RL mastering by Robert Ludwig. VG++ vinyl, fully play tested with excellent sound, VG+ outer cover and VG++ gatefold interior. Includes the landmark live performance of “Machine Gun,” featuring Buddy Miles and Billy Cox.
Complete 1975 U.S. Jacksonville pressing of Pink Floyd’s landmark The Dark Side of the Moon. Strong VG++ vinyl with excellent gloss; VG to VG+ gatefold. Includes BOTH original posters and BOTH original stickers in NM condition. Ken Perry Side A lacquer, Gene Thompson Side B lacquer and MASTERED BY CAPITOL markings.
Original 1964 U.S. mono RCA Indianapolis contract pressing of The Beatles’ Beatles ’65 on Capitol T 2228, featuring glossy rainbow/colorband labels and the original Capitol company inner sleeve. Beautiful VG++ vinyl approaches NM- playback with only very slight surface noise at the beginning and between tracks. VG+ original jacket.
Original 1965 Capitol mono first pressing of The Beatles’ Beatles VI, pressed at Capitol’s Scranton plant and identified by the IAM triangle matrices. Beautiful VG++ play-tested vinyl, VG+ original cover and original Capitol advertising inner sleeve.
1967 U.S. first stereo Los Angeles pressing on Capitol Records. NM vinyl with NM- gatefold and complete attached 24-page color booklet. Includes original Capitol advertising inner sleeve.
Original Beatles Second Album 1964 Mono first pressing on Capitol Records, pressed at RCA Indianapolis. Play-tested VG++ vinyl with excellent mono sound, VG original cover and original Capitol advertising inner sleeve.
High-grade 1969–71 Capitol green-label stereo repress of The Beatles’ Something New. Winchester ✲ pressing with NM vinyl and NM- Imperial Packing Co. #6 cover. Play-tested with outstanding sound.
A beautiful 1975 Haven Records pressing of The Righteous Brothers’ The Sons of Mrs. Righteous. VG++ play-tested vinyl with very good sound and a clean VG++ cover. U.S. Winchester pressing with AZ mastering mark in the runouts.
