David Bowie - Tin Machine - Prisoner Of Love - Mirror Box Set with Postcards - 7
£
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Description
David Bowie - Tin Machine
Prisoner Of Love
Baby Can Dance (Live)
Mirror Box Set Sleeve with all 4 Postcards
The record and the 4 Postcard Set are absolutely as new - Never been touched and been kept in a plastic outer sleeve since the day it was purchased.
However the Mirror box has a few creases and a couple of marks as I have tried to show in the photos.
(I have tried to photograph the mirror box at different angles, however Its impossible not to get reflections, (due to the fact that its a mirror)!
Condition
Disc - Label - Sleeve = Please see photos
Vinyl A-side = M-
Vinyl B-side = M-
This Record is from my personal collection. Please see my other auctions for similar David Bowie Records.
Tin Machine ?– Prisoner Of Love
Label: EMI USA ?– MTS 76, EMI USA ?– MT 76
Format: Box Set Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Postcards
Country: UK
Released: 1989
Tracklist
A Prisoner Of Love (Edit) 4:05
B Baby Can Dance (Live) 6:19
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – David Bowie
Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – EMI Records Ltd.
Credits Producer – Tim Palmer, Tin Machine
Comes in a metallic finish, envelope-style box/sleeve and includes 4 postcards of the band members.
On back cover:
[Track A:] ? 1989 the copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd. © 1989 EMI Records Ltd.
[Track B:] mobile recording services courtesy of westwood one. ? 1989 the copyright in this sound recording is owned by david bowie under exclusive liscence to EMI-USA, a division of capitol records inc.
Live track recorded at La Cigale, Paris on June 25, 1989.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout (On label side A): MT76A
Matrix / Runout (On label side B): MT76B
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): MT 76 A-1-1-1 D
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): MT 76 B-1-1-1 D
Grading
MINT: I never use this grade, (even for new records) as you can find fault in anything if you look hard enough. Used records should never be described as mint, as once a stylus has been on a record it can no longer be technically classed as mint!
M- MINT MINUS: (same as Near Mint): MY TOP GRADE. Practically flawless. A grade I use mainly for new or genuinely unplayed records that look brand new.
EX: (same as VG++) Clean, shiny vinyl in great condition. Very light surface marks (if any) which do not affect play. Perhaps a faint tick or brief moment of subtle surface noise. Overall a very nice copy.
VG+: Some light visible marks which do not affect play. Possible light surface noise at times, which may be more noticeable during soft passages. Might play with minor clicks but nothing continuous.
VG: Surface marks and scuffs will be apparent. Surface noise may be more significant. Might play with more ticks and pops but never skips or overpowers the music. Still a good listen.
VG-: Substantial disc wear. Will play with louder pops and background noise. Perhaps a brief skip or two. I only auction records in this condition if they are highly sought after.
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