Doo-Dooettes - Look To This 1982 LP No Wave
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
Apr 5, 2010 Sold Date
Mar 29, 2010 Start Date
$   8 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
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Doo-Dooettes - Look To This 1982 LP No Wave

Los Angeles art rock/no wave. Comes with lyric sheet.

Doo-Dooettes - Look To This
Label:Los Angeles Free Music Society, The Solid Eye
Catalog#:LAFMS#14, A1
Format:Vinyl, LP

Country:US
Released:1982
Genre:Electronic, Rock
Style:Art Rock, Modern Classical, Experimental
Tracklist
A1   Zombie  
A2   I Got Right To Sing The Blu  
A3   The Flying Eyes  
A4   Baby  
A5   Bird And Bee Orchestra  
B1   Schlagerzeit (Tolstoy's Anemic)  
B2   Dr. Phibes Visits Chicago  
B3   Scrapyard  
B4   Red Wrec. Said  
B5   That Latin  
   
Cover is in decent shape - some ring wear, bending/skuffs on corners.

I'm rating the vinyl as (VG++) - VERY GOOD PLUS.

Any questions, please ask. Please check out my other auctions - lots of Punk/Industrial/New Wave/Oddball vinyl goodness. Thank you!

Record will be mailed from San Francisco. I put it in a sturdy cardboard package for safe delivery.

Here's descriptions of the record condition rating system I'm using-----

EX)- EXCELLENT CONDITION- also known as "near mint" in some circles. The record will look store stock new.

(EX-) - EXCELLENT MINUS CONDITION - almost like new but may have a light scuff or two. NOT a scratch you can feel.

(VG++) - VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS - Disc still has full luster but may have some gray in the grooves, a few more scuffs (but still not too many).

(VG+) - VERY GOOD PLUS - A couple more scuffs, or may have on scratch you can feel, but not enough to make the disc skip.

(VG) - VERY GOOD - Disc STILL has almost full luster. Note this is still a collectible record. Has gray grooves, a few scuffs.

(VG-) - VERY GOOD MINUS - Gray grooves, light surface wear. Might crackle here and there.

(G) - GOOD - Good is "good", your average used record with surface wear. Still should play well, not skip. This disc was obviously played and if it's a 45 was

probably not stored in a sleeve.

 


 


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