AC/DC super rare can i sit next to you,girl Aus 7" orig
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An AC/DC hen's tooth!!
Can I sit next to you,girl + Rockin' in the parlour 7"
original Albert Productions in EMI Australia sleeve
The label has a small sticker from the Record Market,PH 294162 where it sold for $1.10 in August 1974 (I gave them a ring,they didnt have another one!)
The EMI sleeve is slightly creased around the top edge and corners and has a group of small darker stains in the yellow of the EMI logo
The vinyl looks near unplayed,with a couple of small insignificant surface marks, there are no spindle marks on the A side and the B side has a couple of faint ones,being mostly black the labels do have a few fingerprints on them,there is a very,very slight edge warp that does not affect play
BOTH SIDES PLAY NEAR MINT,overall grading EX-
Happy bidding! and look out for more DC and other rock/metal vinyl collectables
POSTAL RATE; LP 7"/CD UK: £2.50 £1 EUROPE: £4 £2 U S A /REST OF: £5.50 £2.50 THE WORLD
ROYAL MAIL "SIGNED FOR INTERNATIONAL" IS AVAILABLE,THIS IS TRACKABLE AT www.royalmail.com - £3.50 PER PACKAGE I WOULD PREFER THIS SERVICE FOR HIGHER PRICE ITEMS,BUT ITS UP TO YOU
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GRADING POLICY:
Having worked for 15 years in a central London second hand vinyl shop renowned for its grumpy staff and very tight grading I try to be as conservative as I can,often putting a visual grading along side a play grading just to make sure you know what you're getting!
I take my grading rules mainly from those in Record Collector magazine,but with slightly more emphasis on visual grading,collectors would rather an item that plays EX looks EX after all!
Any item sold as stiil sealed is also sold as seen because,obviously,it can not be opened to be graded
After 15 years of access to anything that seems interesting vinyl-wise,fate and finances tell me some of its got to go! I'm starting with the "rock and pop",which goes from mint acetates by R+B divas to Vertigo Swirl prog monsters via 80's and 90's hardcore and indie,NWOBHM, classic and Stoner Rock,60's and 70's Psych,Prog and Garage Originals and Repros,Classic pop,Noise,Kraut,Avant Garde.......Next the Soul,Jazz and "weird stuff" shelves,wish me luck and thanks for looking
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