What stands out about this version is the deep black that’s almost infinite.
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The Partridge Family 1970, 45 RPM, I Think I Love You, Photo Sleeve, Bell B-910
The black color makes this record look serious and professional on the turntable.
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The Partridge Family I Think I Love You / Somebody Wants To Love You 7″ 45 B-910
What I like is the vinyl material’s weight, which keeps the record stable.
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The Partridge Family – I Think I Love You / Somebody Wants to Love You 45 RPM
This record comes in black, which is a timeless choice for any genre.
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THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY “I THINK I LOVE YOU” (1970 BELL B-910) 45 RPM 7″ RECORD VG+
This album comes on standard black vinyl, which is always a reliable choice.
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The Partridge Family – I Think I Love You/Somebody Wants To Love You 1970 Bell
This pressing uses vinyl material that handles high volume without distortion.
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Partridge Family – I Think I Love You / Somebody Wants To Love You 7″ 45rpm
A nice touch is that the black record doesn’t show fingerprints too easily.