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Follow up to red Crosby Stills Nash Young Deja Vu

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Audioquest4life

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I mentioned last week in a spinning thread that I was listening to a Crosby Stills Nash and Young Deja Vu record, but it was red. The label on the record says made in Holland. I looked in my records catalog and found nothing about SD19118 ever being made in red. Is this a goldmine? 😂 LOL.

It's a 1977 pressing and the originals are SD7200 and made in 1970. I have 5 SD7200s, but not in great shape.

On a sour note, I jumped on the Acoustic Sounds Hobson library for the Deja Vu this morning only to learn it was already sold, but the website did not reflect it....WTFO!

Follow Ups:

RE: red Crosby Stills Nash Young Deja Vu - M3 lover 11:01:38 04/01/21 (0)
Thanks. I ask in your initial post if it was red vinyl or a red label since I was not familiar with either variation. But that must have been after you no longer looked back for comments.

Anyway, this is all interesting since I liked the album. Now I need to dig my copy out to see which it might be.

"The only cats worth anything are the cats who take chances. Sometimes I play things I never heard myself." Thelonious Monk
There were two guys in Europe about 10 years ago.... - vinyl1 18:26:39 03/31/21 (0)
....who worked in a pressing plant. They would stay behind at night and produce unauthorized pressings on colored vinyl, which they proceeded to sell on eBay. After a while they were caught and turned over to the authorities, charged with bootlegging and counterfeiting.

It's likely this sort of thing has happened more than once. If collectors will pay big prices, someone will figure out a way to manufacture the records.
RE: Follow up to red Crosby Stills Nash Young Deja Vu - Tedmc 17:38:31 03/31/21 (2)
It's actually considered Brown. I've seen a couple of 'em, through the years.
Here are popsike results.
Try to find a PR or MO copy w/1841 Broadway address on the bottom
- Brown Deja Vu (Open in New Window)
Edits: 03/31/21
- RE: Follow up to red Crosby Stills Nash Young Deja Vu - Shakey 13:14:00 04/01/21 (0)
  I recently picked up a M- Monarch pressing of Deja Vu. I prefer this copy over my MFSL copy from the 80's.
- RE: Follow up to red Crosby Stills Nash Young Deja Vu - Audioquest4life 17:52:39 03/31/21 (0)
  Thank you for the information. Very helpful. I must be color blind, LOL.
  
  Will look for that information on the 5 copies I own and provide an update.

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