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The Beatles “Revolver” LP – 1966 Capitol ST-2576 Stereo, Rainbow Label View Watchlist >

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The Beatles “Revolver” LP – 1966 Capitol ST-2576 Stereo, Rainbow Label

A distinguished piece of music history: an original 1966 U.S. stereo pressing of Revolver by The Beatles, released under Capitol Records (catalog number ST-2576). This particular copy is identified as a Los Angeles pressing, denoted by the asterisk (*) symbol in the runout area.

Key Features:

  • Iconic Cover Art: Designed by Klaus Voormann, the black-and-white collage has become emblematic of the era.
  • Label Design: Features the classic Capitol "rainbow" colorband label with the perimeter text stating "A subsidiary of Capitol Industries, Inc." This detail indicates a pressing variation from around 1968.
  • Track Highlights: Includes timeless songs such as Eleanor Rigby, Yellow Submarine, and Tomorrow Never Knows.

Physical Characteristics

  • Label: Capitol Records, black label with colorband and "A subsidiary of Capitol Industries, Inc." text.
  • Catalog Number: ST-2576
  • Pressing Plant: Los Angeles (identified by the asterisk (*) in the runout grooves).
  • Format: 12” LP, Stereo
  • Cover Art: Original artwork by Klaus Voormann.

This pressing captures The Beatles at a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their innovative studio techniques and musical evolution. It's a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts aiming to own a significant artifact from the band's illustrious history.


Condition

 

  • Vinyl: Graded Very Good Plus (VG+). Glossy and well-preserved with only a few faint hairline marks visible under direct light—none affecting playback. Labels are crisp, with no writing or major blemishes.
  • Cover: Graded Very Good (VG). The front retains strong visual impact, with Voormann’s artwork clean and sharp. Notable chipping along the spine and mild edge wear on corners. Light discoloration on the back from natural age toning. Spine text remains legible despite the wear.
  • Inner Sleeve: Original Capitol paper inner sleeve is included, showing yellowing from age and a partial seam split along the bottom edge.
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