STEPPENWOLF steppenwolf golden disk IPP-95039B

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STEPPENWOLF steppenwolf golden disk IPP-95039B
STEPPENWOLF steppenwolf golden disk IPP-95039B
STEPPENWOLF steppenwolf golden disk IPP-95039B

Artist = STEPPENWOLF

Title = steppenwolf golden disk

Label = PROBE

Catalog# = IPP-95039B

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Release = JAPAN

Year =

RPM = 33rpm

Disc Size = 12"

Number of Discs = 2

Mono/Stereo = stereo

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The Ultimate Steppenwolf Collection: ‘Golden Disk’ White Label Promo (IPP-95039B)

Today’s entry features the definitive compilation from the pioneers of hard rock. We are examining the 1972 Japanese White Label Promo of Steppenwolf Golden Disk, released on the Probe label (manufactured by Toshiba Musical Industries) with the catalog number IPP-95039B.

Biker Rock Anthems

Released in 1972 as part of the “Golden Disk Series,” this double album serves as a comprehensive overview of the band’s career. It features their most iconic tracks, including the eternal anthem “Born To Be Wild” (immortalized in the film Easy Rider), the psychedelic classic “Magic Carpet Ride,” the heavy blues of “The Pusher,” and the socially charged epic “Monster.”

Rare White Label Promo

This specific copy is a highly collectible Promo Sample, distinguished by its White Labels (often called “Shiro-ban”). Unlike standard retail copies, these discs feature plain white labels with “Sample Disc” (Mihon-ban) printed on them. These copies were originally distributed to radio stations and industry insiders and are prized by audiophiles for often being pressed from the earliest stampers.

Packaging and Inclusions

- Gatefold Sleeve: The 2LP set is housed in a high-quality gatefold sleeve.
- Lyric Booklet: True to the high standards of Japanese production, this release includes a lyric booklet, offering a deluxe experience for fans of the era.

It is a pristine archive of the band’s prime years, presented in the highest quality Japanese format.

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