JAWBREAKER "Dear You" 12" LP Rare OOP BLUE MARBLE VINYL
  $   46

 


$ 46 Sold For
Jun 3, 2010 Sold Date
Jun 1, 2010 Start Date
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Description

12" PROMO LP - JAWBREAKER "Dear You" - Rare Long Out of Print pressing on DGC with Picture Sleeve inside and gorgeous BLUE MARBLED VINYL!

Label: DGC
Catalog#: DGC-24831 Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: US
Released: 1995

CONDITION (vinyl/cover):

Disc: NM (Never played - blue marbled vinyl is beautiful!)
Cover: VG+/VG++ (Perfect aside from a mark where I pulled an old address label off of it...you can see the label in the photo. Now it's not there, just a small white papery spot now.)
Sleeve: VG++ (Crease in paper at upper left...)

TRACKLIST:
A1   Save Your Generation

A2   I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both

A3   Fireman

A4   Accident Prone

A5   Chemistry

A6   Oyster

A7   Million

B1   Lurker II: Dark Son Of Night

B2   Jet Black

B3   Bad Scene, Everyone's Fault

B4   Sluttering (May 4th)

B5   Basilica

B6   Unlisted Track
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jawbreaker_%28band%29


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GRADING SYSTEM:

M Sealed = Mint Sealed is the top grade and the item will look like it just came from the factory.
NM Sealed = Near Mint Sealed may have some torn plastic but the item has clearly never been fully opened or played.   Any major tears in the plastic or flaws in the cover will be noted.
M = Mint is the top grade for played records and other than maybe a fingerprint will look like you just opened it.
NM = Near Mint records may have very few slight surface marks that do not affect play and a slight loss of luster.
VG+ = Very Good+ records have some surface marks that do not overpower the sound quality. (Visually this record still looks great)
VG = Very Good records may have several surface marks that are audible but should not cause skipping and may also have  loss of luster. Most used records will get this rating. Some of these records may look bad but still play through with some noise.(Still a nice playable record)
G = Good records will have several scratches and marks, plays with noise and probably skip. (fills the collection)
G- = Good- We usually don't list records in this grade except for some rare and hard to find items. Lots of deep scratches record will skip alot.
Anything lower than G- will not be graded (Defects will be described)

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