'no, Ron, it clearly stated that on the back of the L.P.
PERMISSION HAS TO BE ASKED,end of story "

Sorry, I am not trying to be argumentative - but that is NOT the end of the story. The law is pretty specific about what you can and cannot do with copies.

You can write anything you want on the back of an LP - do not listen to on Thursdays, you must listen to track 3 in the nude, etc. - none of it is binding.

Just for discussion, could you write the EXACT wording that appears on the LP?    I'm not trying to be picky or start an argument, but this is important to understand and I do not see the posting of these words.

This is a fascinating, and important, discussion.