Chirps Steve Lacy & Evan Parker (FMP) SAJ-53
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Chips Steve Lacy & Evan Parker (SAJ-53)
Duets recorded live, on 18 july 1985, during 'Summer Music', a festival in Berlin. LP released in 1986.
Personnel: Steve Lacy, Evan Parker (ss).
Condition:LP is NM - Near Mint. No Marks. No spindle wear; played once. Flat edge.
LP jacket, front and back, is nearly as white as the day it was purchased. Spine and corners are perfect; no bumps. No crease, even. No ringwear. One faint, 1/2-inch ink mark at upper right of front (visible in photo).
I'm an independent seller, divesting his personal collection. Mine is the only copy for auction on Ebay a.t.o.p. (at time of posting).
Shipping: Ebay requires seller to indicate shipping methods and other particulars, then automatically inserts the cost at the top of the listing. Buyer will pay just the amount as determined by destination and shipping method he chooses; I don't pad the cost for more profit. (USPS Media Mail is cheapest; I will provide prices for US Priority, or for FedEx or UPS ground, if requested.)
Insurance is mandatory.
Please wait till I inform you of cost prior to submitting payment. It and not Ebay's stated cost is the amount to be paid.
**For winners outside US**: USPS shipping options are International Priority and International Express. Both methods include insurance but only Express has tracking. If you want a different shipper, I will quote you the cost at end of auction.
Packing: I will pack LP outside jacket if requested. I use bubble wrap and standard, sturdy-cardboard LP mailers.
Payment: I accept Paypal. I also accept cash in cases of in-person deliveries.
Returns: Returns will be accepted in cases of error in description.
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Note on condition: I grade records visually. Following are the definitions of the grading that I use:
N A record known to be new. This includes factory sealed records.
N- A record that known or assumed to have been played. May have some surface scuff marks from removing and reinserting record in sleeve. May have slight spindle wear. Otherwise, appears same as N in all respects.
VG++ More handling marks visible than on N-, but should play like a new record.
VG+ No more than a few minor scratches or marks which are audible. Such scratches or other defects will usually be described in specific detail. Record will usually not have any groove wear.
VG More than a few minor audible defects, but no steady noise. No appreciable groove wear
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