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rickyhall

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2. Awesome.

Reply to Fiendish Thingy (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 2, 2020, 02:22 PM

Dec 2020

I still have an early Yesterday & Today with the replacement cover. I have an early White Album I bought in early '69 but I remember no serial number on the front. Not on his list, but I also have an Abbey Road I bought on Halloween, 1969 with my birthday money (I had just turned 14). That's when I first got high and started referring to myself as a "flower child", LOL. Those were the days...

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top ten highest priced music records/albums ever. If you have one you are in [View all] msongs Dec 2020 OP

I've got a Butcher Cover, but not a sealed copy, but one I peeled myself. Nt Fiendish Thingy Dec 2020 #1

Awesome. rickyhall Dec 2020 #2

Check the back cover of your Abbey Road album thucythucy Dec 2020 #8

I'll have dig it out. I'm thinking it wasn't listed, but I can't trust my memory anymore. rickyhall Dec 2020 #9

You certainly bought it early enough for it to be one of the rogue ones. thucythucy Dec 2020 #10

Very cool! Mad_Dem_X Dec 2020 #3

I used to hit the record shows back in the '80s. JohnnyRingo Dec 2020 #4

I haved a picture disk of Dark Side of the Moon. Earthshine2 Dec 2020 #5

Nice clock I bet. JohnnyRingo Dec 2020 #6

It is better as a clock than a record. It's still usable for that purpose. Earthshine2 Dec 2020 #7