Vinyl Album - The Rolling Stones - Aftermath - Decca

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	Aftermath
Label:	Decca
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	SKLA 4786
Date:	1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Images

Number: 495546 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker Description: Cover	Number: 495547 Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker Description: Back Cover	Number: 495548 Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker Description: A Side Label	Number: 495549 Uploaded By: Lee Wrecker Description: B Side Label
Number: 2468883 Uploaded By: record archivist ● Description: A Side	Number: 2468884 Uploaded By: record archivist ● Description: A Side	Number: 2468887 Uploaded By: record archivist ● Description: B Side	Number: 2766231 Uploaded By: Focus B Description: Part of early issue rear showing error.
Number: 2766232 Uploaded By: Focus B Description: Close up of error.

Comments and Reviews


getalife 11th Feb 2022		An album that l never get tired of hearing from start to finish along with Revolver ( Beatles).



Lee Wrecker 11th Feb 2022		All of the blue Decca labels posted since I uploaded this entry would predate my red (dark orange) labels. My copy was bought between 1976 and 1978 with 1976 being the year red boxed Decca label replaced the blue boxed Decca label (1970? - 1976). The original release of this album had an unboxed red Decca label so when that shows up it should go first.



Focus B 3rd Oct 2021		Images of the error uploaded with kind permission from the owner.



Focus B 3rd Oct 2021		Seen an upload of an earlier copy with an amusing misprint on the sleeve notes. "In December of 1694"! See if I can get the owner to upload it.



Lee Wrecker 18th Aug 2016		50 years old, this year, and still Aftermath is the Glimmer Twins most diverse and consistent high quality writing effort to date across a whole album. Even more impressive is the fact that there are no cover versions on the album.



Lee Wrecker 2nd Feb 2014		Probably a late 70's repress.