Brian Setzer Orchestra, The Dirty Boogie LP

$

43

Serious Bidders Only!

Sold AS IS!

PLEASE PAY BY THE 12th SO I CAN SHIP YOUR RECORDS. I'LL BE ON VACATION AND RETURNING THE 17th!!! I'LL SHIP YOUR RECORDS WHEN I RETURN IF YOU DON'T MEET THIS CRITERIA!

Up for auction is The Dirty Boogie LP. I am the original owner. I bought this at Rhino Records in Claremont California when it was released. This is out of my 23 year collection. I'm frankly not listening to it and its time for the next person to enjoy!

I've done my best to describe it. See my very conservative grading for records, jackets, and inserts below! All grading is visual. Please ZOOM IN!

The Dirty Boogie

Record, VG+

Jacket, VG, it still has its original shrink wrap with price tag on the wrap.

Insert, VG+ close to NM

MY VINYL GRADING:
--Mint (M) – Absolutely perfect in every way. Possibly never played (although there is no way of knowing).

--Near Mint (NM) – The record has been on a shelf between other records. The vinyl will be very glossy and may have been played a few times. There may be a couple of marks on the vinyl that are barely noticeable. The label will grade the same.

--Very Good Plus (VG+) – A few further faults are acceptable, but nothing that really compromises the record visually or audibly. The vinyl will still be visually glossy and may have light inaudible marks, a little background crackle nothing drastic but almost unnoticeable. The label may have a couple spindle marks.

--Very Good (VG) – It’s seen a bit of life. It will have noise but is still usable and listenable. Mostly noticeable during dead silence. Some sheen is still present on the vinyl. Light pops and clicks, light to medium visible scratches and or scuffs. You can still listen to it and enjoy looking at it. The label may have some writing, sticker, tape, and soiling. It will display spindle marks.

--Very Good Minus (VG-) - Not quite VG or G+ (as some would say). Some sheen if any left on the record (Although I have come across VG- records that were still very glossy, Capital Records 45s for example). Obvious noise when played but not bad and still enjoyable to some collectors. Obvious spindle marks, writing, tape, tears on the label. The vinyl will have scratches, scuffs, hiss, audible noise, but should play through. Decent filler copy.

--Good (G) – Absolute filler copy. Only rare records will be listed if they grade this. It should still play through but will vary on your equipment. Noisy playback. Beat label.

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JACKET AND INNER SLEEVE GRADING:
--Mint (M) - These pieces will be perfect.

--Mint Minus (M) - Almost perfect. They may have a couple of very tiny creases.

--Very Good Plus (VG+) - Still good pieces. They'll have some storage wear. Small corner dings, small creases, tiny tears less than 1/2". May have a BB hole or notch. May have small folds. Very minor edge wears. Some very minor ring wear may show.

--Very Good (VG) - These will show ring wear. Large corner dings, larger creases. Larger tears, less than 2". Will have larger folds. Edge wear. Writing, price stickers, etc. Some open end wear.

--Very Good Minus (VG-) These will surely have ring wear, edge wear, creases, folds, full to almost full tears on the seams. Other obvious damage. Will have writing, stickers, etc. Rough on the open end of the jacket/sleeve from pulling the record in and out or crate storage. Usually DJ used records may have this.

--Good (G) This is basically a sleeve until a better one comes along.

Again, please ZOOM IN to see what you are getting!

I have not play tested these other than what I described. Sold AS IS.

If you're looking for specific grading or details please ask!

Shipping is Media Mail in the USofA only! NO RETURNS. Sold AS IS!

Thanks for looking!

Have a blessed day!