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The Beatles album "Introducing the Beatles." My Aunt had this in her attic. She is the original owner, purchased when the album was first released. Still plays wonderfully, although it looks flawed in the picture.
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Cool item! I love the Beatles. : )
Thanks!! I love them a lot too. I had to work on my aunt for a LONG time to talk her into letting me have her vinyl. Finally got it. ;)
athough i think the stones r better this is a cool record and would be a nice one to have in a collection do u play it
You should research this album online -- some versions of it are very collectible and valuable :)
stonesfan1 no I don't play it. I played it one time to rip a copy of it (didn't skip) then I framed it. I do need to look it up though, like CinnaMomma said, some can be valuable.
Take very good care of that LP, I have the same LP
the differance is mine is a boot leg. I bought mine in 1981 and didn't open it untill 2010. thats when Ifound out it was a boot leg. Your's is the real deal. the diff, is the center hole. Introducing the Beattles and The Beatles are on the same side of the hole. boot leg lp has Introducing The Beatles and The Beatles separated by the hole. depending on the condition it could worth, $4,000.00-$7,000.00.