Frank Beverly And The Butlers - If That's What You Wanted - *CLEAR* - 7" Vinyl
  £   28
  $   36

 


£ 28 Sold For
Jan 30, 2026 Sold Date
Mar 26, 2024 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Frank Beverly And The Butlers - If That's What You Wanted - HEAT 4 - *LIMITED EDITION* *CLEAR* - 7" Vinyl Single - VG / G

Audio Assessment: Plays Well - Decently / Loud & Clear / Little Minor Surface Noise

Physical Assessment: Clear Vinyl Looks Cool / Clean / Hard To Determine Amount Of Hairlines & Scuffs Due To Colour - However I Did Notice A Few

Label Assessment: Nice - Decent / Clean & Legible / Slight Blemishes / Little Wear / Spindle Lines In Gloss

Sleeve Assessment: Sleeve Is In Subpar Condition / Side Seam Has A Huge Split In Middle / A Lot Of Wear - General, Edge & Corner / Opening Is Very Tatty, With Some Small Rips / Many Card Creases / Many Scuffs & Blemishes / Vinyl Indent / Pen Mark / Flimsy & Soft - This Has Seen Better Days

Key Information

Please be advised that all record listings with the 'Key Information' text, including this listing, are Sample Played & Visually Assessed - This means I will have listened to a small sample of the record (Approx 20 - 40 seconds) on each side. Due to the volume of music I have for sale, it is not possible to listen to every record all the way through, therefore when you buy, please be aware that my assessment is based on this audio sample and on a visual assessment, which lead me to overall ratings, one for the record and one for the cover (if applicable) - The overall ratings for this record are below:

VG (Very Good) – Record is used and has been decently kept, plays decently, but may have some noticeable surface noise, this will not overpower the audio though. Labels may have some blemishes, record may have some blemishes / scuffs / hairlines and there may be flaws to sleeve, these will not be overly dramatic overall, but noticeably used.

G (Good) – Record is used and is in passable condition, it has played all the way through but may have looped on other occasions. It may have surface noise that is on par with the audio for a significant duration, may have jumps, possibility of other non-audio noises. Labels may have very noticeable flaws & scuffs. Record may have some chips to the outer dead wax, there may be very noticeable blemishes / scuffs / hairlines on the record itself. Sleeve may have very noticeable flaws, which may be significant. All of these things may be at the same time.


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