Original Abbey Road Vinyl

I had a first press misaligned apple version of abbey road and at the end of she s so heavy last track on side 1 my tone arm seemed to be stuck in a never ending groove.

Original abbey road vinyl.

The sleeve cover was designed by an unknown artist. This record was release on 1969. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1979 vinyl release of abbey road on discogs. Abbey road is the collectable edition of title abbey road recorded by beatles.

A 90 year old senior citizen could enjoy this album as easily as a 5 year old kid. Vinyl lp album limited edition reissue remastered country. Each album is pressed on heavyweight 180 gram black vinyl. Pop rock classic rock.

Mobile fidelity sound lab mfsl 1 023 capitol records mfsl 1 023 series. The record was published with catalogue number pcs 7088. It was released as a lp 12 and appeared on the record label. So 383 abbey road 1969 40 00 with capitol logo on side 2 bottom.

Abbey road offers something for everybody. Abbey road vinyl is the long awaited tool for diverse audio users. Here the iconic abbey road front cover once again has a deeper blue sky and there is once more that slight yellowish hue to the beatles faces much like on the original lp cover and the vinyl reissue from a few years ago it s a photograph which captures a beautiful english summer s day frozen in what was perhaps a more innocent time. Every album was remastered cut at revelatory half speed at abbey road studios from vinyl specific original tape transfers designed to get the very best possible sound from the format.

I thought that maybe the vinyl needed cleaning but the same happened on my new zealand 1976 pressing of abbey road which is pretty much pristine. For instance whereas come together is a serious rock anthem with a heavy message songs like maxwell s silver hammer lennon mccartney and octopus s. So 383 abbey road 1968 75 00. This pressing was released in all.

A deluxe edition of abbey road lets us rediscover the beatles joyous final masterpiece all four knew it was the end rob sheffield writes of this 50th anniversary reissue. Original master recording format. From mixing engineers craving a distinct smooth sound to electronic and hip hop artists who cherish that needle touch to sound designers reaching for authentic vinyl qualities and producers seeking a true to vinyl dimension on their tracks.