Vinyl: THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO US ORIG 1967 1ST PRESSING STEREO DG TORSO SHRINK WEST COAST BURBANK CA MISPRINT LABEL BLACK STICKER

THIS IS THE RAREST STEREO COPY OF THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO PRESSED AT H.V. WADDELL, BURBANK, CALIFORNIA. THE MAIN CHARACTERISTIC OF THIS PRESS IS THE LARGE 2.75' DEEP GROOVE ON THE VERVE RECORDS LABELS. THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE COPY, UNLIKE THE MGM RECORDS, BROOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY PRESS THAT IS WAY MORE COMMON. THIS ISSUE HAS ANDY WARHOL'S BANANA STICKER IN GREAT CONDITION UNDER THE SHRINK WRAP. THE BACK COVER CONTAINS A LARGE BLACK STICKER, WHICH THE MGM STUDIO HAD TO ATTACH TO THE BACK COVER AFTER THEY WERE SUED BY ERIC EMERSON IN ORDER TO COVER UP HIS FLIPPED IMAGE. ANOTHER CHARACTERISTIC OF THIS INCREDIBLY RARE ISSUE IS TWO MISTAKES ON SIDE TWO DEEP GROOVE VERVE RECORDS LABEL (AS OPPOSE TO THE NEW JERSEY PRESSING THAT HAD ONLY ONE MISTAKE). THESE ARE "I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR," WHOSE TIME IS INDICATED AS 2:01 INSTEAD OF 2:10 AND "BLACK ANGEL'S DEATH SONG," WHICH HAS 3:01 INSTEAD OF 3:10. THE DEAD WAX HAS THE FOLLOWING MATRIX NUMBERS: