Joe Henderson- Inner Urge- Blue Note ST-84189- Stereo-Orig Press-NYC USA address
$
280
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Description
Blue Note ST-84189. Inner Urge. Stereo. Original pressing with New York USA address on the label and VAN GELDER stamped in the dead wax. I'll start with the bad news first. This otherwise super-clean, nice copy has a pressing bubble on the last track on both sides. See photos 5 & 6. This bubble does not cause any skips but it does produce a low frequency thump type noise when the stylus passes over it. I've recorded the whole pressing bubble noise from the very beginning to the very end. That sound clip can be heard at the very bottom of this listing. It sounds the same on both sides 1 & 2. Excluding the pressing bubble, a visual grade of the record would have been VG++ with nice gloss. Excluding the pressing bubble, a play grade would have been near mint. It plays cleanly and quietly. The cover grades near mint.
ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: The USPS created unnecessary chaos on 1/25/2021. Europe no longer has consistent pricing, it varies from country to country. Finland is $3.75 more than Sweden. Does that make sense? No, it doesn't. The UK, France, Germany and a few others have a lower rate. It's not possible for me to match every country with the correct rate. I've had to use the highest rate across the board. If your country ends up being dramatically lower I'll refund the difference. You can refer to USPS.com to check their rates.
GRADING
Near Mint or Mint Minus: My top grade. The record or cover will show the most minimal of wear. The record will have top gloss. The cover will be free from any ring wear, splits, or handwriting.
VG++ : Not quite Near Mint but a super clean, desirable record.
VG+ : The record or cover will show signs of wear but no significant defects.
VG : Obvious signs of wear but the record still has life in it. VG does not mean beat.
VG Minus : The record or cover will show moderate to heavy wear. For a common record this would not be an acceptable grade. For an in-demand, rare record it should be considered.
Good : Very heavy wear. This grade would only be acceptable if the record is rare enough that you might not see another copy available for sale or it's a rare record at a low price. Powered by eCommercePlayer.com
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