[ Закрыто ] Почему мне нравится покупать винил у Вадима Малахова, Краткий очерк винилового неофита

Ой!  Какой плохой запах! Гнилью пахнет!

я то  это делаю, а вот те пласты нет! Мясо на конверте протухла, сколько лет уже прошло!

Взглянул тут на результаты одного аукциона Практически такая же, от Перри...  

Beatles Yesterday and Today 1st state “butcher cover” stereo LP with LOA from Perry Cox. (1966) A prime example of the extremely rare First State "butcher cover" version of The Beatles LP “Yesterday and Today” (Capitol ST-2553). In 1966, 75,000 copies of this album were printed, pressed and sent to distributors with the image of the “Fab Four” dressed in smocks and covered with meat and doll parts. Whether or not it was a Vietnam protest or a protest against Capitol “butchering” their records, the fact is that it became the official album cover and when first seen by DJs and record stores, there was an immediate and negative reaction to its graphic nature. Capitol recalled all the offensive albums and, in many cases, glued what’s generally called the “Trunk Cover” over it (known as a “second state”). Very few of the albums with the original cover survived. In 1966, stereo had yet to take over the marketplace and were sold at a higher retail price; it has been estimated only 1 in 10 of these rare “first state” albums are the stereo version. The excessive rarity of these albums resulted in one mint condition example recently selling at auction for $125,000. Foremost Beatles expert author of numerous Beatles Price Guides, Perry Cox. $30,000

Тухлятину не переношу, наверно в Москве это любят1