Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (LP, Album, Gat)

Condition:
Media:  Very Good (VG)
Sleeve:  Very Good Plus (VG+)

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VG (Very Good) – Clearly used, audible noise or clicks; worn cover.

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Generic – Original cover missing, record comes in a generic sleeve.

Comments:
vinyl has a few scratch lines and scuffs, nothing super deep, plays fine with some crackles and surface noise, closer to vg+
€137,99

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Genre: Rock
Style: Hard Rock, Blues Rock, Heavy Metal, Doom Metal

Tracklist:
A1. Black Sabbath 6:22
A2. The Wizard 4:25
A3. Behind The Wall Of Sleep 3:37
A4. N.I.B. 6:07
B1. Evil Woman, Don't Play Your Games With Me 3:27
B2. Sleeping Village 3:46
B3. Warning 10:33



 



General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):

Produced by Roger Bain of Tuesday Productions, for Tony Hall Enterprises.

The 2nd UK press with ''swirl'' Vertigo big logo above spindle hole and the wording ''Vertigo'' below spindle hole but no 'A PHILIPS RECORD PRODUCT' text under.

Compared to the 3rd UK press, in this issue ‘BLACK SABBATH’ it is slightly moved to the right than the wording ‘VERTIGO’. ‘VO6 847 903 VTY’ and below ‘847 903 2Y’ lines are farther from the edg and decentralized. The last line is moved farther to the right than the other two above.

As the first issue, this second issue comes in a gatefold cover and with classic Vertigo ''swirl'' inner bag. The gatefold cover is slightly textured compared to later issues and the different upper-case only credits on inner gatefold.

Vertigo inner sleeve reports: 'MADE IN ENGLAND British Patent No. 800513 & 973939 - PLASTIC BAGS CAN BE DANGEROUS - TO AVOID SUFFOCATION KEEP THOS BAG AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN'.

The second issue (this release) and subsequent ''swirl'' Vertigo reissues has the corrected copyright warning “Copyright subsists in all Vertigo recordings…”, instead the first issue had the erroneous copyright warning “Copyright subsists in all Stereo recordings…”.

The second (this release) and first issue had band member and production credits in capital letters throughout. Subsequent ''swirl'' Vertigo reissues changed all credits into upper and lower case and also adds in composition and publishing credits.
All issues released on the ''swirl'' Vertigo all mis-spell Ozzy Osbourne as Ossie Osborne.

The 1st UK press
The 3rd UK press
The 4th UK press

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout none
Matrix / Runout 847 903 2Y
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 13 5
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 12 I.
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 12 12
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 12 C
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 1 3 1
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 1 2 9
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 12 8
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 12 1
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 12 12
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 12 9
Matrix / Runout V0 6 1Y * 1 420 12 20
Matrix / Runout V0 6 2Y * 1 420 12 20

 

Phonographic Copyright (p) Vertigo
Produced For Tony Hall Enterprises
Lacquer Cut At Phonodisc Ltd.

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