Wednesday's Top Three Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd & Rolling Stones

  BOB DYLAN The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Rare 1963 US 13-track MONO LP with 'Guaranteed High Fidelity' & 'NONBREAKABLE' text on labels with white Columbia logos [this pre-dated the more common '<-- 360 Sound -->' labels] & pasted picture sleeve still in the original open shrink with ultra rare song hype sticker intact! CL1986

 PINK FLOYD The Dark Side Of The Moon Ultra rare 1973 UK first pressing 10-track LP with SOLID BLUE PRISM Harvest labels with silver lettering, Gramophone Co. perimeter text and has A2/B2 matrices. Housed in the stickered classic prism gatefold picture sleeve with, which differs from later issues in that it has a single right-side pocket opening only and displays a distinct green colour tinge unlike the jet black print of later issues.

  ROLLING STONES Big Hits [High Tide And Green Grass] Rare original 1966 US red London label 12-track MONO LP with a different tracklisting to the UK issue, housed in a thick card pasted gatefold sleeve with integral eight-page colour photo booklet. This rare copy is still housed in the original open shrink with the hard to find circular hype sticker still intact.