The Rolling Stones - Rolled Gold, Vol. 2 - The Best Of The Rolling Stones (2xLP, Comp) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

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Media Condition:  Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Country:    Germany  
Released:  1981
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Classic Rock

Comments:
Vinyl looks like it hasn't been played. sleeve is opened, but immaculate.
 

Notes:

Made in Germany
TELDEC-"Telefunken-Decca" Schallplatten GmbH, Heussweg 25, 2000 Hamburg 19 (Western Germany) © 1981 

Information from backcover:
Track#: Album-Release
A1, A2: 4/1964 from "The Rolling Stones" 6.21695
A3, A4: 11/1964 from "Around And Around" 6.21392
A5 to B2: 1/1865 from "The Rolling Stones No. 2" 6.21393
B3 to B6: 9/1965 from "Out Of Our Heads" 6.21428
B7: 4/1966 from "Aftermath" 6.21396
C1: 9/1969 from "Through The Past, Darkly" 6.22156
C2: 12/1967 from "Their Satanic Majesties Request" 6.22160
C3, C4: 12/1868 from "Beggars Banquet" 6.22157
D1, D2: 1/1970 from "Let It Bleed" 6.21417
D3: 9/1970 from "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" 6.22158

A1. Route 66 2:20
A2. Little By Little 2:35
A3. Around And Around 3:05
A4. You Better Move On 2:35
A5. Under The Boardwalk 2:45
A6. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 5:00
B1. Suzie-Q 1:50
B2. Off The Hook 2:35
B3. The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man 2:17
B4. Heart Of Stone 2:48
B5. Talkin' Bout You 2:30
B6. I'm Free 2:24
B7. Mother's Little Helper 2:40
C1. Dandelion 3:56
C2. 2000 Light Years From Home 4:45
C3. No Expectations 4:00
C4. Stray Cat Blues 4:40
D1. You Can't Always Get What You Want 7:45
D2. Let It Bleed 5:27
D3. Little Queenie 4:10

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Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Label Code LC 0171
Rights Society GEMA
Matrix / Runout 6.28 527-01-1
Matrix / Runout 6.28 527-01-2
Matrix / Runout 6.28 527-02-1
Matrix / Runout 6.28 527-02-2
Matrix / Runout S-II 6.28 527-01-1
Matrix / Runout S-II 6.28 527-01-2
Matrix / Runout S-II 6.28 527-02-1
Matrix / Runout S-II 6.28 527-02-2
Other 6.28 527-1
Other 6.28 527-2
Price Code DP

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Made By TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten GmbH
Lacquer Cut At Teldec-Studio, Berlin