Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits – Coolest album ring wear ever? Once upon a time, LP covers were 12 3/8” x 12 3/8” with real cool graphics (that you could read without a magnifying glass). Back in the day we (I) weren’t so anal about how we handled our records. Sure we tried to keep them in good shape, but we didn’t go whole hog on plastic liners for the LP’s or plastic covers for the jackets. No white cotton goves while handiling the LP’s & covers.

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Hell, some of even kept the shrink wrap that came on the LP, on the jacket, till some wise man (***) told us it warped the records. I must be lucky because none of my records got warped. Over the years I found that Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits had really coolest album ring wear. The album seemed to take on a halo around his head which I found cool.

Do you feel the same? Are there other album covers out there that you think was improved by album wear? Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits – Coolest album ring wear ever? Sapi 5 1 Deutsch Download Itunes.

Once upon a time, LP covers were 12 3/8” x 12 3/8” with real cool graphics (that you could read without a magnifying glass). Back in the day we (I) weren’t so anal about how we handled our records. Sure we tried to keep them in good shape, but we didn’t go whole hog on plastic liners for the LP’s or plastic covers for the jackets. No white cotton goves while handiling the LP’s & covers. Hell, some of even kept the shrink wrap that came on the LP, on the jacket, till some wise man (***) told us it warped the records.

I must be lucky because none of my records got warped. Over the years I found that Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits had really coolest album ring wear. The album seemed to take on a halo around his head which I found cool. Do you feel the same?

Are there other album covers out there that you think was improved by album wear? It took me a while to realize that the sleeve for any album placed next to 'Sticky Fingers' by The Rolling Stones was going to get a bad case of zipper damage. I think the album that was usually zipper damaged was 'Exile on Main Street' (because I store them chronologically). But if I left 'Exile.' Out by itself for a while, the next album over (Goats Soup) would also get zipper damage. I think I eventually just decided to store 'Sticky Fingers' separately - by itself - LOL Those of you with the alternate sleeve (showing some fingers in a can of goo) may not have had this problem (unless the goo sleeve was sitting in your shelf next to the Warhol sleeve and was the victim of Mick's zipper).

It took me a while to realize that the sleeve for any album placed next to 'Sticky Fingers' by The Rolling Stones was going to get a bad case of zipper damage. I think the album that was usually zipper damaged was 'Exile on Main Street' (because I store them chronologically). But if I left 'Exile.'

Out by itself for a while, the next album over (Goats Soup) would also get zipper damage. I think I eventually just decided to store 'Sticky Fingers' separately - by itself - LOL Those of you with the alternate sleeve (showing some fingers in a can of goo) may not have had this problem (unless the goo sleeve was sitting in your shelf next to the Warhol sleeve and was the victim of Mick's zipper). Click to expand.I remember when I had both of those on vinyl I experienced the same problem. Now I have the Spanish album without the zipper so it's no longer an issue. I like how Virgin packaged the mini-LP CD sleeves with the hard plastic covers.

There is a thin transparent plastic sheet placed between the zipper and the plastic cover so it doesn't get scratched. Edit: I just remembered how i solved the problem of the zipper damage. I had a copy of the Beatles' Hey Jude but the record was missing. I used this jacket as padding between SF and Exile!

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