I am looking for offers on a super-rare original of 

 

JOHN & THE WIERDEST - CAN'T GET OVER THESE MEMORIES / NO TIME - TIE 101.

 

One of the greatest double siders ever.

 

Okay let me explain the condition in details.  It's a record which looks like it never saw a sleeve in it's life therefore it's covered in hundreds of little marks - not scratches - but marks that make both sides crackle on the quiet intros.  Once it kicks in, the sound quality is absolutely fine.  Visually G+ to VG.I intended to put sound clips of both sides up but every time I record No Time, the record plays perfectly but the recording keeps skipping so I'm working on that.  There should be a full sound clip of Can't Get Over These Memories below.

 

I'll consider offers over £1000 for this one, but I'm not sure how long I'm going to run it for just yet.  Probably a week.

 

One of the few copies of this to ever come up for sale.

 

 

 

 

"No Time" soundclip now working

No time - what a classic.!

no time ,all ways play , not  bad for few pounds ar 68365 stamp well worth 2 k billy

no time ,all ways play , not  bad for few pounds ar 68365 stamp well worth 2 k billy

 

The boots have got that stamp on it as well Billy!

and the AS in the circle is scratched in not pressed

£1200 offered

The boots have got that stamp on it as well Billy!

pete forgot ar in the circle ,less then 8 copies  going about me thinks billy

Pete what is the auction at pse.

How long do you plan to run itself

Pete what is the auction at pse.

How long do you plan to run itself

 

It's at £1200 but someone's just said they'd go £1250 so it's £1250 now.

Am thinking maybe next tuesday or wednesday but I'll make a definite announcement tomorrow if possible. 

and the AS in the circle is scratched in not pressed

 

Ted, there is no AS stamp as far as I can see, it might read ZS but it's so feint it's very hard to make out.  I think it is ZS, in a circle.  The stamp on the bootleg is in a completely different place to this.  The main giveaway of the bootleg is that if you hold it to the light you can see through it.  You can also hear the record being recorded onto fresh vinyl on the bootleg.  Also the fact they look new and this one looks 50 years old.

Anyone with any knowledge of records could look at that scan and see that it's an original.

Edited July 15, 201410 yr by Pete S

ah its a Za was trying to work it out of my copy. the same stamp appears on the Sweets and a number of others