VP is correct...

Posted by musetap (A) on July 4, 2015 at 11:07:15

In Reply to: Demo color? posted by rrob on July 4, 2015 at 05:39:07:

WLP's though were traditionally distributed to radio stations (the black print on white background
more easily read in the possibly dark studio). Stickers could be placed or slapped on to stock
copies by various promo people as needed, so those pressings aren't necessarily "first" or as
early as a WLP might be.

The sticker on a, say, debut Bob Dylan LP would likely mean a very early pressing as there were
NO WLP's of the six -eye. Columbia was pretty inconsistent with their promo's.

"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure

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Topic - Yeah, like I need another copy of "Time Out"...but I sure couldn't pass this up - vinyl phanatic 14:56:47 07/03/15 (10)

Nice score and interesting that the stampers seem original... - musetap 18:07:45 07/03/15 (7)

It is curious - vinyl phanatic 10:03:11 07/04/15 (1)

Wholeheartedly agree... - musetap 11:11:39 07/04/15 (0)

Demo color? - rrob 05:39:07 07/04/15 (4)

VP is correct... - musetap 11:07:15 07/04/15 (0)

RE: Demo color? - vinyl phanatic 10:17:13 07/04/15 (2)

Here is another one not shown - kavakidd 11:34:31 07/08/15 (0)

I have a six-eye Mose Allison demo - Biff 09:39:59 07/08/15 (0)

RE: Yeah, like I need another copy of "Time Out"...but I sure couldn't pass this up - rbolaw 15:13:33 07/03/15 (0)

RE: Yeah, like I need another copy of "Time Out"...but I sure couldn't pass this up - dirtyvinyl 15:09:02 07/03/15 (0)

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VP is correct... - musetap 11:07:15 07/04/15 (0)

VP is correct...

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