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VINYL RECORDS, CD AND CASSETTE TAPES.
ALL MY ITEMS HAVE BEEN TRIED AND
TESTED SO I HAVE GREAT CONFIDENCE IN WHAT I SELL
MY GRADING IS VERY FAIR &
RELIABLE
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ARTIST - ARIEL PINK
TITLE - ARIEL PINK'S HAUNTED GRAFFITI - SCARED FAMOUS/FF
YEAR - 2021
RECORD LABEL - MEXICAN SUMMER
VINYL CONDITION - MINT / BRAND NEW
OUTER COVER CONDITION - MINT / BRAND NEW
INNER SLEEVE CONDITION - MINT / BRAND NEW
GENRE - ROCK
SUB GENRE - LO-FI / EXPERIMENTAL / HYPHAGOGIC POP / ART ROCK
SPEED RPM - 33 RPM
COMMENTS BRAND NEW SEALED / REMASTERED / REISSUE / 2 X VINYL LP ALBUM
TRACKLIST :
| A1 | Intro / Where Does the Mind Go? | |
| A2 | Politely Declined | |
| A3 | The Kitchen Club | |
| A4 | Are You Gonna Look After My Boys? | |
| A5 | Beverly Kills | |
| A6 | Girl In A Tree | |
| B1 | Why Can’t I Be Me? | |
| B2 | Talking All Of The Time | |
| B3 | Passing The Petal To You | |
| B4 | Beefbud | |
| B5 | Privacy | |
| B6 | 22 Eyes | |
| B7 | Scared Famous | |
| B8 | The Lament Of Edward Boggles | |
| C1 | Baby Comes Around | |
| C2 | Jesus Christ Came To Me In A Dream | |
| C3 | Birds In My Tree | |
| C4 | An Appeal From Heaven | |
| C5 | Inmates Of Heartache | |
| C6 | The List | |
| C7 | May The Music Never Die | |
| D1 | Howling At The Moon | |
| D2 | In A Tomb All Your Own | |
| D3 | Deathcrush 99 | |
| D4 | Gopacapulco |
OUR
GRADING AS FOLLOWS ?
MINT (M+) Vinyl
appears to be in perfect condition with no scuffs or scratches, no writing,
spotting or stains, no labels with both inner and outer sleeves having no tears
or splits.
EXCELLENT
( EX ) Almost mint but may have a few inconsequential flaws that do not effect
playing of the vinyl. Both outer and inner lyric sleeves should be near perfect
with minor signs of wear, with very slight ring wear and minor denting on
corners. Any writing or sticker residue should be noted.
VERY GOOD
PLUS (VG+) The vinyl record has been handled and played infrequently and
carefully. The vinyl record may have light scuff marks from sliding in and out
of its sleeve and some of it original lustre may be lost. The vinyl may have
very light surface scratches that do not affect the play, this would be
acceptable to most record collectors.
VERY GOOD
(VG) Vinyl record displays visible signs of handling and playing, such as a
loss of its lustre, with light surface scratches, groove wear and spindle
trails. There may be some audible surface noise, but this should not overwhelm
your musical experience. The cover may well have one or two problems such as
evident ring wear, seam splits, slight damage to corners, loss of sheen or
gloss and may have a slight stain.
GOOD (G)
Vinyl record has been well played with a loss of lustre and significant surface
noises but despite these defects the record should play all the way through
without skipping. Cover will have flaws but theses should not obliterate the
artwork.