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THE ROLLING STONES The Rolling Stones No. 2 (1975 UK issue of the 1965 12-track mono LP, on the red 'boxed' Decca label. The front laminated picture sleeve shows just a little minor ageing & the vinyl has light signs of cosmetic clouding but still looks barely played LK4661)

ROLLING STONES Come On (1963 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, M/T tax code, 'Jewel Music' & composer credits in italics, also including I Want To Be Loved, Decca company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains excellent condition with little sign of play F.11675)

ROLLING STONES Let It Bleed (2003 UK limited edition 9-track DSD remastered [Direct Stream Digital/Super Bit Mapping Direct] LP pressed on 180gm Vinyl, remastered from the original master recordings. The picture sleeve has minimal shelfwear but comes complete with the credits inner and the vinyl remains Near Mint.) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

ROLLING STONES Rolled Gold (1976 UK second issue 28-track double vinyl LP compilation on the black & silver Decca label, gatefold picture sleeve with Decca Record Company address inside. The sleeve has some notable shelfwear, predominantly around the edges and the vinyl shows only light signs of play ROST1/2)

ROLLING STONES Through The Past Darkly (Early 70s [circa 1970-72] UK issue of the 1969 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the Decca 'boxed' label with 'Through The Past Darkly' and 'Big Hits Vol.2' on separate lines and side number to the left of the spindlehole. The front-laminated picture sleeve displays the die-cut mono / stereo indicator on the back and has only general age and shelf wear evident with the vinyl showing light spindlewear to indicate play SKL5019)

THE ROLLING STONES The Last Time (1965 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, this first issue label variant only shows the year of release to the left side of the label and has the composer credits in italic under the title, also including the classic Play With Fire which is credited under the pseudonym 'Nanker, Phelge', Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. the vinyl shows some light superficial wear which is purely cosmetic and would not impact play F.12104)

ROLLING STONES Sticky Fingers (1971 UK 10-track LP, with 'Rolling Stones Records' etched into the run-out and 'A Promotone N.V. Record' label credit which shows this is an early vinyl pressing, housed in the classic top-opening & fully workingbronze finish zipper sleeve [no engraving on zip] designed by Andy Warhol, complete with the illustrated/tongue logo credits insert. The sleeve has few of the usual indentation marks on the back from being packed in with other zipper sleevesonrelease & shows just light general wear with a small indentation near the zip and light scuffing, whilst the vinyl is Excellent with just a few light signs of play COC59100) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (1965 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, with the composer credits in italics below the song title on the label, also including The Singer Not The Song, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve F.12263)

ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Women (1969 UK second issue 7" single with four prong centre, variant label with straight lettered composer credits & year printed to the left side with 'GEMA' & 'Mirage Music' directly under the 'BIEM' & 'NCB' boxes,also including You Can't Always Get What You Want, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The labels are clean and the vinyl between Excellent and Near Mint F.12952)

ROLLING STONES It's All Over Now (1964 UK 7" vinyl single, with 'Recording First Published' label credit, with the 'K/T' & 's' codes above, and has an intact four prong centre, also includes Good Times Bad Times, within a die-cut Decca companypaper sleeve. The vinyl is Excellent with only a few light cosmetic surface paper scuffs F.11934)