Media Condition : Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition : Very Good (VG)

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Notes :

℗ 1969 (on the sleeve) ℗ 1970 (on the labels) Made in West-Germany

Track List :

– A1. Gimme Shelter 4:30
– A2. Love In Vain 4:18
– A3. Country Honk 3:00
– A4. Live With Me 3:35
– A5. Let It Bleed 5:27
– B1. Midnight Rambler 6:52
– B2. You Got The Silver 2:51
– B3. Monkey Man 4:12
– B4. You Can't Always Get What You Want 7:45

Barcode and Other Identifiers :

Barcode 042282005212
Rights Society BIEM / STEMRA
Label Code LC 0253
Matrix / Runout 6.21417-00-1/1
Matrix / Runout 6.21417-00-2/1
Matrix / Runout 6.21417-01-1
Matrix / Runout 6.21417-01-2

14019er

Manufactured By Deutsche Grammophon GmbH

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Vinyl records

Grading below applies to the overall condition of the record and cover.

Restrictions such as writing on the cover/label (woc,wol), tears on cover/label (toc,tol) or stickers on the cover/label (soc,sol)...etc are also mentioned.

Grading visually/optically.

Still Sealed / Mint : Record is still sealed and new.

NM = near mint : Record is in near mint condition. Little to hardly played. The cover is in great condition, no tears, no splits or anything like that.

EX = excellent: Only very light surface marks on the vinyl. No audible scratches, just the slightest restrictions. The cover only shows very slight traces and is still in very good condition.

VG+ = very good plus: The record has been played several times and you can hear slight background noise, but it plays without any real limitations. The cover looks good to very good overall, with slight signs of wear, small creases or similar.

VG = very good: The vinyl has been played often, there may be loud background noise, especially in quiet passages. The needle doesn't jump, no deep scratches. The cover is heavily used and shows the usual marks, several light creases, scuffs on the edges, e.g..

(Note: VG is less suitable for high-end enthusiasts)

VG- = very good minus: Strong background noise when playing, but the needle shouldn't jump. The cover is heavily used and has many creases and similar defects.

G / G+ = good or good plus: The vinyl is in poor condition overall. Audible scratches or background noise may occur. Of course it can be played, but it has very loud background noise. The cover may have cracks, strong abrasion, e.g...