The Doors – The Doors | 1967 Gold Label Allentown Stereo LP | EKS-74007

The Doors – The Doors | 1967 Gold Label Allentown Stereo LP | EKS-74007

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The Doors – The Doors | 1967 Gold Label Allentown Stereo LP | EKS-74007

The Doors – The Doors | 1967 Gold Label Allentown Stereo LP | EKS-74007

$34.99
Sale price  $34.99 Regular price 

An early U.S. stereo pressing of The Doors’ landmark self-titled debut album, featuring “Break on Through,” “Light My Fire,” “The Crystal Ship” and the full-length closing performance of “The End.”

This copy has the classic gold Elektra labels and runout markings matching a 1967 Allentown pressing:

Side A runout: EKS-74007A (A)

Side B runout: EKS-74007B (A)

The catalog number is EKS-74007. This pressing configuration is cataloged as a 1967 U.S. stereo album pressed in Allentown. �

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Track listing

Side One

Break on Through (To the Other Side)

Soul Kitchen

The Crystal Ship

Twentieth Century Fox

Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)

Light My Fire

Side Two

Back Door Man

I Looked at You

End of the Night

Take It as It Comes

The End

Condition

The vinyl has been carefully removed and visually inspected under bright lighting. It retains attractive gloss but shows light surface marks consistent with prior handling and play. No obvious deep scratches were observed. Because the album has not been play-tested, the VG grade is visual only and no guarantee is made regarding background noise or isolated playback issues.

The jacket is graded VG- and shows considerable wear from age and storage, including:

Heavy surface rubbing and scuffing

Visible ring and shelf wear

Edge and corner wear

General handling marks and age-related wear

The front and rear artwork remain complete and clearly visible. No attempt has been made to conceal or digitally minimize the jacket wear.

All photographs show the actual record offered for sale. No stock images have been used. Please review every image carefully for the most accurate assessment of condition.

A desirable early gold-label copy of one of the defining debut albums of the psychedelic-rock era, offered with conservative and transparent grading.

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