Pink Floyd “Dark Side of the Moon” POSTER INSIDE

$75.00

Pink Floyd ‎– The Dark Side Of The Moon

Label:

Harvest ‎– SMAS-11163

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Jacksonville Pressing / Gatefold Sleeve

Country:

Released:

1975

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Classic Rock, Prog Rock

ONE POSTER INCLUDED

This version is a reissue with “All Rights Reserved..” in rim print that was not added to Capitol family labels (Harvest, Apple, etc.) until 1975. See Pink Floyd – The Dark Side Of The Moon for pre-1975 rim print that includes Capitol logo and does not include “All Rights Reserved.. text.

Sleeve: VG – Shelf wear and corner wear spine and spine text intact and in excellent condition – Poster has only the normal fold wear from storage in the record.

Vinyl: VG – There is some slight background noise in spots rare and does not not overpower the music, there are no skips or significant pops. Vinyl appears to be in well taken care of condition.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side One): MASTERED BY CAPITOL SMAS-1-11163-H74 #3
Matrix / Runout (Side Two): MASTERED BY CAPITOL SMAS-2-11163-GG63 ( )
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side A, Etched [Variation 1]): MASTERED BY CAPITOL SMAS-1-11163-G66 #3
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side B, Etched [Variation 1]): MASTERED BY CAPITOL SMAS-1-11163-F22 #8
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side A, etched [except MASTERED BY CAPITOL and 0] [Variation 2]): SMAS 1 11163 F41 #6 KP MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side B, etched [except MASTERED BY CAPITOL and 0] [Variation 2]): SMAS-2-11163 F46 #3 MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side A, etched [except MASTERED BY CAPITOL] [Variation 3]): SMAS 1 11163 F41 #4 KP MASTERED BY CAPITOL
Matrix / Runout (Run out Side B, etched [except MASTERED BY CAPITOL and 0] [Variation 3]): SMAS 2 11163 G40 #1 KP MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0

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The Dark Side of the Moon is the eighth studio album by the English rock band Pink Floyd, released on 1 March 1973 by Harvest Records. Primarily developed during live performances, the band premiered an early version of the record several months before recording began.