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The Rolling Stones – Their Satanic Majesties Request
1967 · UK · Decca · Vinyl LP Album Stereo
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Pressing identification
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- Runout — side A
- ZAL 8126ZAL-8126-T2-4KZAL-8126-T2-5KZAL-8126-T2-6KZAL-8126-T2-7K
- Runout — side B
- ZAL 8127ZAL-8127-T2-7KZAL-8126-T2-6KZAL-8127-T2-6KZAL-8127-T2-5K
- Other
- KT(UK purchase tax code)
- Lacquer Cut At
- Decca Studios
- Made By
- The Decca Record Company Limited
- Printed By
- Robert Stace
- Pressed By
- Decca Record Co. Ltd., Pressing Plant, UK.
Specifications
- Artist
- The Rolling Stones
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Psychedelic Rock
- Year
- 1967
- Label
- Decca
- Catalog number
- TXS 103
- Country
- UK
Tracklist
- A1Sing This All Together3:46
- A2Citadel2:50
- A3In Another Land3:13
- A42000 Man3:05
- A5Sing This All Together (See What Happens)7:58
- B1She's A Rainbow4:35
- B2The Lantern4:24
- B3Gomper5:12
- B42000 Light Years From Home4:45
- B5On With The Show3:40
- Producer, Arranged By
- The Rolling Stones
- Engineer
- Glyn Johns
- Written-By
- Jagger-Richards
- Artwork [Cover Photo Built By]
- Artchie
- Artwork [Cover Photo Built By]
- Michael Cooper
- Artwork [Cover Photo Built By]
- The Rolling Stones
About this record
Stamped in the dead wax, the matrix runouts ZAL-8126-T2-4K and ZAL-8127-T2-7K identify this as a UK pressing by The Decca Record Company Limited. This 1967 edition features a laminated gatefold with a distinctive 3-D cover and green Decca labels.
Notably, the label design includes the side indicator on the left, label matrix in brackets, sans-serif typeset, and a '(Regd.)' after Decca.
What drives its value
The price spread for this UK Decca pressing ranges from a Mint copy at 3625 down to a VG copy at 1532, with a VG+ copy valued at 281. The market snapshot shows 3 copies currently for sale at the lowest price point.
The high demand, with 1532 collectors wanting it against 3625 who have it, reflects its position as an original 1967 UK pressing, which generally commands higher prices than later reissues or foreign editions.
How to appraise this pressing
To confirm this pressing, verify the catalogue numbers TXS 103 or TXS.103 on the Decca label as well as the presence of matrix runouts ZAL-8126 and ZAL-8127 etched in the dead wax. The pressing plant is The Decca Record Company Limited in the UK.
The green Decca labels should have the side indicator on the left-hand side, the label matrix in brackets, and a sans-serif typeset with '(Regd.)' after Decca. Grading should be based on condition, considering that Mint copies command prices up to 3625, while VG copies trade around 1532, indicating the significant impact of condition on value.
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Release notes
Laminated gatefold with 3-D cover. Green Decca labels. Made in England. Deep groove.
© 1967, The Decca Record Company Limited, London. [rear sleeve]
There are minor differences between the center labels of these green label UK stereo releases:
UK stereo, green label: side indicator on right hand side, label matrix in brackets, serif typeset, speed indicator is missing, no '(Regd.)' after Decca.
UK stereo, green label: side indicator on left hand side, label matrix without brackets, serif typeset, speed indicator on left hand side, '(Regd.)' after Decca.
This release has: side indicator on left hand side, label matrix in brackets, sans-serif typeset, speed indicator on left hand side, '(Regd.)' after Decca.
Also, BILL WYMAN is the same size font as THE ROLLING STONES on label, unlike this 7487099 where it's printed smaller.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
What is the catalogue number for this UK pressing?
The catalogue numbers for this 1967 UK pressing are TXS 103 and TXS.103 on the Decca label.
How can I identify the matrix runout on this pressing?
Look for the matrix runouts ZAL-8126 and ZAL-8127 etched in the dead wax, with variants ZAL-8126-T2-4K and ZAL-8127-T2-7K marking this specific pressing.
What is the value difference between Mint and VG copies?
According to the price guide, Mint copies can reach 3625, whereas VG copies are valued at 1532, showing a wide spread in price based on condition.
How many collectors currently want this pressing?
There are 1532 collectors wanting this pressing, which indicates strong demand compared to the 3625 who currently have it.
What distinguishes this pressing's label design?
This pressing features green Decca labels with the side indicator on the left, label matrix in brackets, sans-serif typeset, and '(Regd.)' after Decca, differentiating it from other UK stereo green label variants.