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Fleetwood Mac – Fleetwood Mac
1975 · US · Reprise Records · Vinyl LP Album
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Jun 27, 2026
- MMint
- $71.01
- NMNear Mint
- $63.54
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $48.59
- VGVery Good
- $33.64
- G+Good Plus
- $18.69
- GGood
- $11.21
- FFair
- $7.48
- PPoor
- $3.74
42 copies listed on Discogs from $8.70.
These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.
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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- 1S MS-2225-31892-RE-2-1C KENDUN-A ♡POGO1S MS-2225-31893-RE-2 1A KENDUN-A
- Record Company
- Warner Bros. Records Inc.
- Recorded At
- Sound City Studios
- Mixed At
- Sound City Studios
- Mixed At
- Kendun Recorders
- Pressed By
- Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria
- Lacquer Cut At
- Kendun Recorders
Specifications
- Artist
- Fleetwood Mac
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Pop Rock
- Year
- 1975
- Label
- Reprise Records
- Catalog number
- MS 2225
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1Monday Morning2:48
- A2Warm Ways3:50
- A3Blue Letter2:31
- A4Rhiannon4:12
- A5Over My Head3:34
- A6Crystal5:12
- B1Say You Love Me4:11
- B2Landslide3:05
- B3World Turning4:25
- B4Sugar Daddy4:09
- B5I'm So Afraid4:15
- Producer
- Keith Olsen
- Producer, Design Concept [Sleeve Concept]
- Fleetwood Mac
- Engineer
- Keith Olsen
- Engineer [2nd]
- David Devore
- Design [Album]
- Desmond Strobel
- Photography By
- Herbert Wheeler Worthington III
About this record
The runout etch 1S MS-2225-31892-RE-2-1C KENDUN-A ♡POGO marks this as a Columbia Records Pressing Plant Santa Maria pressing from 1975, identifiable by the heart-POGO quality assurance symbol cut into the dead wax. Multiple US pressings of MS 2225 exist from 1975 alone, but this plant and matrix combination is the first pressing variant.
The label carries the publishing credit "All selections published by Rockhopper Music, Inc. - ASCAP except as indicated," and the spine bears pricing code 0698, both details that distinguish early Reprise issues from later reissues.
What drives its value
This 1975 US pressing commands a wide price range tied directly to condition: a Mint copy reaches 71.01 USD, while NM drops to 63.54 USD, VG+ settles at 48.59 USD, and VG falls to 33.64 USD. The market snapshot shows 42 copies for sale, with the lowest asking 8.7 USD, indicating heavy supply of worn stock.
Community demand is substantial—3710 collectors want it against 16041 who own one—but the ratio reflects the album's ubiquity rather than rarity. The 1975 US pressing sits between the original and later reissues (1976 and 1977 variants exist under different catalogue numbers like MSK 2281), making this Santa Maria plant version a first-pressing target for graders seeking the earliest domestic release.
Condition separation is steep: VG+ to VG drops 48.59 to 33.64 USD, rewarding careful inspection.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number MS 2225 on the spine and label, paired with the matrix runout 1S MS-2225-31892-RE-2-1C KENDUN-A ♡POGO on side one or 1S MS-2225-31893-RE-2 1A KENDUN-A on side two. The Columbia Records Pressing Plant Santa Maria credit appears in the runout.
The label reads "STEREO" at the bottom above rim text, and crucially, the rim text omits both a Warner Bros. logo and address—a marker of early 1975 Reprise pressings. The label states "All selections published by Rockhopper Music, Inc. - ASCAP except as indicated," with exceptions for "Blue Letter" (Catpatch Music) and "Crystal" (Buckingham/Nicks Music / Dona Marta Music).
The back cover repeats these credits with copyright years 1975 and 1973. The spine shows pricing code 0698.
Grade by the textured cover stock, lyric cut sheet presence, and vinyl surface condition; the ♡POGO etch is a pressing plant marker, not a defect.
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Release notes
Textured cover; issued with lyric cut sheet.
"STEREO" at bottom of label, above rim text. Label rim text does NOT include address or Warner Bros. logo.
This version says "All selections published by Rockhopper Music, Inc. - ASCAP except as indicated" on label. Back cover says [All selections published by Rockhopper Music, Inc (ASCAP) except "Blue Letter": (C)1975 Catpatch Music, Inc. (ASCAP) and "Crystal": (C)1973 Buckingham/Nicks Music /Dona Marta Music (ASCAP)]
Includes Pogologo "♡ POGO" etch in runouts, This notation served as quality assurance symbol that was present during the cutting.
The pricing code of 0698 can be found on the spine.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
How do I identify the Santa Maria pressing among 1975 US copies?
Check the runout matrix: 1S MS-2225-31892-RE-2-1C KENDUN-A ♡POGO (side one) or 1S MS-2225-31893-RE-2 1A KENDUN-A (side two) confirms Columbia Records Pressing Plant Santa Maria. The ♡POGO etch is the plant's quality assurance mark. Multiple US 1975 pressings of MS 2225 exist; this matrix combination is the first variant.
What is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 48.59 USD. This represents a significant jump from VG at 33.64 USD, reflecting collector preference for minimal surface wear and strong playback. The estimate is current as of the guide's publication date.
Why does the label say 'All selections published by Rockhopper Music, Inc.'?
This publishing credit appears on early 1975 Reprise pressings and reflects the songwriter and publishing rights holder at the time of pressing. The label also notes exceptions: "Blue Letter" is Catpatch Music (1975) and "Crystal" is Buckingham/Nicks Music / Dona Marta Music (1973). Later pressings and reissues may carry different credit lines.
What does the pricing code 0698 on the spine indicate?
The spine code 0698 is a Reprise Records retail price code from 1975, helping date and identify original domestic pressings. It appears on the spine of this pressing and serves as a secondary confirmation of the first pressing variant.
How much is a Mint copy worth versus a VG copy?
A Mint copy is priced at 71.01 USD, while a VG copy is valued at 33.64 USD. The 42 copies currently for sale show the lowest asking at 8.7 USD, indicating worn stock dominates the market. Condition grading is critical on this title: the community rating of 4.26 across 426 votes reflects the album's cultural weight, but price depends entirely on vinyl surface and cover condition.