Lou Reed - Error And First Press Sterling New Sensation - 1984 Vinyl Record

According to Grok (see photos) This is a first pressing and what looks like A2, def says Sterling. One of the first 500-1000 ever made. There are a few light markings on it so look at photos carefully. Ask any questions you like. There is also an error, on side B: The "Doin’ the Things" Misprint Your Side B label says: > 1 Doin’ the Things That We Want To (L. Reed) But the real title is “Doin’ the Things That We Want To”? No — the correct title is “Doin’ the Things That We Used to Do”? Wait — actually, the official title is “Doin’ the Things That We Want To” but early labels misprinted it as “Doin’ the Things That We Want To” (missing “Used to Do”). The product is a first pressing of Lou Reed's album "Error In The Sky" from 1984, featuring the hit song "New Sensation." This LP is a 33RPM record in a 12" format, with a very good plus (VG+) vinyl grading. The album comes in its original inner sleeve and cover, making it a valuable addition to any rock music collection from the United States. Lou Reed, as the artist and composer, ensures a high-quality listening experience with this first edition release.