Exile On Main St

1972 Rolling Stones Records double LP of The Rolling Stones’ Exile On Main St, catalog COC 2-2900, a 33 1/3 RPM two-record set produced by Jimmy Miller. This copy remains sealed, so the exact pressing particulars, labels, and runout information cannot be verified through the shrink; it is not represented here as a first pressing.

The jacket presents the album’s stark black-and-white collage design, a dense wall of photographs and found-image fragments set against the band’s famously loose, hand-lettered title treatment. The front shows the red scrawled “Rolling Stones Exile On Main St” lettering across the photo montage, with a pasted-style track panel at lower left identifying it as a two-record set and listing titles including “Rocks Off,” “Tumbling Dice,” “Happy,” “Sweet Virginia,” and “Soul Survivor.” The back carries a black title block with white handwritten lettering, the COC 2-2900 catalog number, and the red Rolling Stones tongue logo at lower right.

Condition is recorded as mint to near mint for both record and outer sleeve, with the important caveat that the vinyl has not been opened or inspected. The shrink wrap is intact and visibly rippled along the upper edge, preserving a strong presentation of one of the Stones’ defining early-1970s album statements in its original sealed format.