Vinyl Album - The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St. - Rolling Stones

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	Exile On Main St.
Label:	Rolling Stones
Country:	Europe
Catalogue:	271 428-6
Barcode:	602527142869
Date:	14 May 2010
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Notes

2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Produced by Jimmy Miller.
Packaged in a gatefold sleeve and printed inner sleeves.
Made in the EU.

Images

Number: 539041 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Tc-630 Description: Front Cover	Number: 539042 Uploaded By: Tc-630 Description: Back Cover	Number: 905211 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Interior1	Number: 905212 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Interior2
Number: 905213 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Inner sleeve 1	Number: 905214 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Inner sleeve 2	Number: 905217 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Inner sleeve 3	Number: 905218 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: Inner sleeve 4
Number: 905219 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: A side label	Number: 905220 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: B side label	Number: 905223 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: C side label	Number: 905225 Uploaded By: bsf1975 Description: D side label
Number: 539060 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Tc-630 Edited By: Beggars Road Description: Description side 1

Comments and Reviews


bsf1975 3rd Dec 2015		Scans added



BiggieTembo 30th May 2015		Very nice reissue, improving on the original's flimsy "envelope" gatefold design, opting here for a "standard" two-opening double lp type format. Vinyl is nice and heavy. Inner sleeves a bit on the flimsy side, but I've seen worse. One thing though (and this has been noted in reviews), you can't get the bloody inner sleeves out! They must have bollocksed the measurements at the printers, because the inner sleeves sit way too tight in the outer sleeve. Not a life-or-death problem, I agree, but over time all the pulling and shoving will inevitably scuff or bend the sleeves, so it'll end up looking like those knackered, flimsy originals they're asking 30+ quid for these days anyway :-/



PhilMH 6th Aug 2014		Yep, that's the standard Rolling Stones (Records) label design dating back to the label's introduction in 1971, so I think Rolling Stones should be made the label, although I do wonder whether it is truly "active" as a label these days, as both the CBS and Virgin reissues seemed to have those branded as label. However, Polydor could be retained as second label here, to cover both possibilities.



Tc-630 5th Aug 2014		I'm not certain about the label, so i am going to upload a Picture now!



PhilMH 5th Aug 2014		Just wondering whether the label should actually be Rolling Stones, as the tongue logo is on the cover as well as the Polydor one, which might be more of a distributor logo in this instance? What's on the actual record labels?