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If anyone's interested in helping, some guy is compiling data on the LP "The Beatles", better known as the White Album.
I bought my copy in 1968, serial A1850133. It turns out it's the most common version, with the "corrected" labels and was pressed at a plant in Scranton PA.
It took me about three minutes to register and enter my data.
Link below.
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Who gives a shit.
OK, I guess people do.
I bought mine about 1975 in the K- Mart record section. I'll have to look to see if it a mono.
: )
As above :-)
Mine bought more or less the same week it was released,
remains as Pristine (mostly) because I don't much like the Music.
The ironic thing is, the original idea of the serial numbers was to show how non-exclusive the Beatles 'fan club' really was, with the numbers stretching into the millions. Yet there are all sorts of subtle variations, some of which are presumably relatively uncommon.
Looks like my old, beat up copy pressed in Scranton has an original side 1, but the corrected side 4. So, an early copy, but not the very earliest, I guess.
I just registered mine and was surprised at how few people have done so. It's not like none knows about it. Hell, it's been on every audio forum I go to and, I assume, others to which I don't go.
Yesterday was the first I'd heard of the site. I did an Asylum search prior to posting, but didn't find anything.
I happened to be emailing a friend, telling her about Ringo's 00000001 serial number, and got curious about mine, so I did a search and found the site.
A lot of people are probably skipping it because you have to register.
This thread was the first I'd heard of it as well. I went ahead and registered even though I tend to avoid sites that require a login or registration.
I think nostalgia and curiosity got the better of me; the "white album" was the first record I ever purchased.
Regards,
Tom
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