Vinyl: Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat Vinyl LP, Verve V-5046, 1972 Rare Mono

The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat Vinyl LP, released by Verve V-5046 in 1972, is a rare find in mono format. This 33 RPM record features the iconic band's art rock style and is pressed on black vinyl, housed in a cardboard sleeve. With a very good plus (VG+) record grading and very good (VG) sleeve grading, this collectible piece from the 1970s is a must-have for any rock music enthusiast looking to add a vintage gem to their collection. Made in the United States, this LP showcases the legendary talents of The Velvet Underground.

1972 reissue East-Coast Pressing. This is the First Mono Stock copy ever available in the USA.

Original Cover with Stereo V6-5046 housing a Mono Pressing

- Visible skull tattoo on front cover.

- Tracklisting on back mis-titles "Here She Comes Now" as "There She Comes Now"

- Back cover credits Lou Reed for "Lead Guitar" rather than just "Guitar"

- Andy Warhol is credited on back cover

- spine reads "V6-5046 WHITE LIGHT/WHITE HEAT THE VELVET UNDERGROUND VERVE"

- Labels with both Mono and Stereo references.

Matrix/runout - Side A etched- V 5046

SIDE 1 MGS-1258. Blocked S visible. “K” visible.

Side B etched-V5046 SIDE 2 MG 1259. Blocked S visible. “K” visible.

“HAM” written in pen on back upper right corner.

Original inner record sleeve missing.

See photos for matrix/ runout etched numbers and letters.