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Out Of Our Heads ( 1969 New Zeland Decca SKML.4725 Stereo Fake# Blue Dark Reflective Label Silver Decca Unboxed ffrr USA Version Uk Export Re-issue Variant 3 )

Note:

Flipback Cover.

Stereo Sticker On To Back Cover.

The Front Of The Cover Is Laminated.

New Zealand Pressings With UK-Made Pressing Plates. Matrix SM A-B

https://stonesondecca.com/basic-lp-info/foreign-pressings-with-uk-pressing-plates

Matrix 1 51 SM A ZAL-6791-2L

Matrix 2 G2B SM B ZAL-6792-2L

Printed Machine

Out of Our Heads Is The 3rd British And 4th American Studio Album By the English Rock Band The Rolling Stones, Recorded On 2 November 1964 – 6 September 1965 And Released In Two Editions With Different Covers And Track Listings.

In The US, London Records Released It On 30 July 1965, While Decca Records Released Its UK Edition On 24 September 1965.

Studios:

Chess Studios, Chicago, Illinois, 19. And 11. Mai 1965 (Song 1, 4, 9)

RCA Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 27. And 30. Oktober 1964 And 02. November 1964 (Song 2)

RCA Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 17. And 18. Januar 1965 (Song 3, 10)

RCA Studios, Los Angeles, CA, 12. And 13. Mai 1965 (Song 5, 7, 8, 11, 12) UK-Tour March 1965 (live) (Song 6) Source Discogs.

# When Stereo Records Became Popular, Attempts Were Made To Improve The Sound Of Those Recorded In Mono With A Trick.

It Was The Infamous Fake (Or Fake) Stereo!.

Two Channels Were Always Used, The Original Mono Was Sent Identically In Both But... One Of The Two Channels, It Was Started Slightly Later Than The First.

When I Say slightly I'm Talking About Milliseconds! (I Don't Know How Many, But It Must Have Been Less Than 50 ms).

A Bit Of Reverb Was Added, The Lower Frequencies Were Cut And The Old Mono Recording Magically Became Almost Stereo (But It Wasn't At All) Always Used, And The Original Mono Recording Was Sent Identically In Both... One Of The Two Channels, Started Slightly Later Than The First.

When I Say Slightly I'm Talking About Milliseconds! (I Don't Know How Many, But It Must Have Been Less Than 50 ms).

You Added Some Reverb, Cut The Lower Frequencies, And The Old Mono Recording Magically Became Almost Stereo (But It Wasn't At All)Source Website.