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Bob Dylan – Blood On The Tracks
1975 · US · Columbia · Vinyl LP Album Stereo
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Aug 6, 2026
- MMint
- $128.47
- NMNear Mint
- $114.94
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $87.90
- VGVery Good
- $60.85
- G+Good Plus
- $33.81
- GGood
- $20.28
- FFair
- $13.52
- PPoor
- $6.76
54 copies listed on Discogs from $13.05.
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Pressing identification
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- Runout — side A
- AL 33235P AL 33235-2CP AL 33235-2DP AL 33235-2B 2T o A1P AL 33235-2A 2T o AP AL 33235-2A 1T o D8P AL 33235-2M 1T oo P AL 33235-2B 1T A1
- Runout — side B
- BL 33235P BL 33235-2ABP AL 33235-2AGP BL 33235-2L 2T C8 oP BL 33235-2AA 1T o D4P BL 33235-2AA 1T oP BL 33235-2AK 1T oo P BL 33235-2L 2T D2
- Rights society
- ASCAP
- Price Code
- X698(On spine)
- Manufactured By
- Columbia Records
- Manufactured By
- CBS Inc.
- Plated At
- Customatrix
- Pressed By
- Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute
Specifications
- Artist
- Bob Dylan
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Folk Rock, Acoustic, Ballad
- Year
- 1975
- Label
- Columbia
- Catalog number
- PC 33235
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1Tangled Up In Blue5:40
- A2Simple Twist Of Fate4:18
- A3You're A Big Girl Now4:36
- A4Idiot Wind7:45
- A5You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go2:58
- B1Meet Me In The Morning4:19
- B2Lily, Rosemary And The Jack Of Hearts8:50
- B3If You See Her, Say Hello4:46
- B4Shelter From The Storm4:59
- B5Buckets Of Rain3:29
- Engineer
- Phil Ramone
- Written-By
- Bob Dylan
- Illustration [Back Cover]
- David Oppenheim
- Photography By [Cover Photo]
- Paul Till
About this record
The first pressing of Blood On The Tracks (PC 33235) carries a "T" etched into the dead wax—a mark of the Columbia Records Pressing Plant in Terre Haute—and ships with a colored cardstock inner sleeve printed "PC 33235" in white on the lower left corner. The 1975 US release pairs black-typeface liner notes on the rear cover with a label variant distinct from later 7702070 pressings, making the original immediately identifiable.
Demand reflects the album's canonical status: 4859 collectors want it against 21438 who own one, and the community rating stands at 4.51 across 1426 votes.
What drives its value
The price spread on this pressing is driven by condition and pressing-plant provenance. A Mint copy commands the highest value, while VG+ and VG grades step down in tandem with surface wear and label scuffing—the Terre Haute plant pressing (marked by the "T" etch) is the most sought original variant.
The market snapshot shows multiple copies available at the lowest_price tier, typical for a canonical rock album with 21438 community owners. The want-to-have ratio of 4859 to 21438 reflects strong collector interest despite wide availability; original 1975 US Columbia pressings remain the reference standard against later reissues.
Condition grade is the primary value lever: even minor surface marks or label creasing shift the appraisal downward. The colored cardstock inner sleeve and black-typeface liner notes are original-pressing markers that buyers verify before purchase.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number PC 33235 on the spine and label. Examine the dead-wax runouts (the stamped or etched area near the label center on each side): look for "AL 33235" or "BL 33235" followed by matrix codes such as "P AL 33235-2C" or "P BL 33235-2AB." The "T" etch in the runout denotes the Terre Haute pressing plant and is the most prized variant of the 1975 original.
Check the rear cover for black typeface (not white or colored ink) in the liner notes and confirm the label layout differs from the 7702070 variant. The inner sleeve must be colored cardstock with "PC 33235" printed in white on the lower left; a plain paper sleeve indicates a later reissue.
Grade by inspecting the vinyl surface under light for hairline scratches, the label for scuffing or sticker residue, and the cover for seam splits or foxing. The hype sticker (if present) advertises "Tangled Up In Blue" and "Idiot Wind" and does not diminish value if the vinyl and cover are clean.
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Release notes
First issue with liner notes in black typeface on rear cover. Label variant to 7702070, with different layout of "Side 1"/"Side 2" text. Colored cardstock inner sleeve, "PC 33235" printed in white on lower left corner.
"T" etched in runouts denotes Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute, pressing. Remainder of runouts mostly stamped.
All Selections (ASCAP)
Lyric extracts in liner notes: © 1974 Rams Horn Music © 1974 CBS Inc./℗ 1974 CBS Inc. Manufactured by Columbia Records CBS Inc.
Liner notes: New York, 1974
Hype sticker on some copies, with catalog number: Featuring "Tangled Up In Blue" "Idiot Wind" "Lily, Rosemary And The Jack Of Hearts"
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I identify the Terre Haute pressing plant variant?
Look for the letter "T" etched (not stamped) into the dead wax on both sides of the vinyl. The runout will read "AL 33235" or "BL 33235" followed by matrix codes such as "P AL 33235-2C" or "P BL 33235-2AB," with the "T" appearing separately. This plant marking is the most collectible variant of the 1975 original PC 33235 pressing.
What is the difference between this PC 33235 and the 7702070 pressing?
The PC 33235 is the first issue (1975) with black typeface liner notes and a distinct label layout for "Side 1"/"Side 2" text. The 7702070 is a later variant with different label design. The PC 33235 ships with a colored cardstock inner sleeve printed "PC 33235" in white on the lower left corner, a detail absent from reissues.
How many copies of this pressing are in circulation?
The community database shows 21438 collectors own this pressing, making it widely available. However, 4859 collectors still want it, indicating sustained demand despite the large installed base. The rating of 4.51 across 1426 votes reflects its canonical status in the Dylan discography.
What should I look for in the liner notes to confirm originality?
The original 1975 PC 33235 pressing features black typeface on the rear cover liner notes. The notes include lyric extracts credited to Rams Horn Music (1974) and are dated "New York, 1974." Some copies carry a hype sticker highlighting "Tangled Up In Blue," "Idiot Wind," and "Lily, Rosemary And The Jack Of Hearts."
Why does the inner sleeve matter for this pressing?
The original PC 33235 ships with a colored cardstock inner sleeve, not plain paper. The catalogue number "PC 33235" is printed in white on the lower left corner of this sleeve. A plain or unmarked inner sleeve indicates a later reissue or replacement, which collectors note when grading the complete package.