Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers (Vinyl) Original New Zealand Pressing With Zipper Cover
Atlantic / Rolling Stones Records (1971)
$155.00
The REAL Thing! Super Rare Actual 1971 First New Zealand Pressing With Highly Sought After Warhol Zipper Cover!!! Very Well Preserved All These Years! Metal Zip Is Still In Perfect Working Order! The Most Essential Stones Album In It’s Original Form!
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The REAL Thing! Super Rare Actual 1971 First New Zealand Pressing With Highly Sought After Warhol Zipper Cover!!! Very Well Preserved All These Years! Metal Zip Is Still In Perfect Working Order! The Most Essential Album By The Rolling Stones ~ In It’s Original Form!
Condition — Vinyl: EXCELLENT! A couple of very light surface marks which are not audible. Plays very well indeed from start to finish and sounds fantastic!
Condition — Cover: VERY GOOD PLUS! No problems at all with zip action. Small tab above belt is creased, name written in biro, some indents and shelf wear. Still pretty darn good for a record that is over 50 years old!
Side 1:
Brown Sugar
Sway
Wild Horses
Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
You Gotta Move
Side 2:
Bitch
I Got The Blues
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Moonlight Mile
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