KING CRIMSON Texas Hall ARLINGTON TX 1973 Rare LIVE Private KING KONG Prog NM LP

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Hundreds of Psych, Garage & '60's rock vinyl LPs over next few weeks.
Many 1st Pressings, Promos, Rarities and Imports included. 
Most are EX+ to NM+ condition.

Both AUCTIONS and a few Fixed-Price BUY IT NOW listings and  in this series
Each listing features several full edge-to-edge, High Resolution Photos.

All opening bids in the auction series begin at only 98¢
Being the middle of summer, I know that many of these will sell way too low, as so many bidders are away now.
So everybody here has a good shot at taking some of these beauties home! GOOD LUCK ALL!!

Shipping Worldwide -at EXACT POSTAGE Only cost
Combined Shipping Discounts

This auction is for:
KING CRIMSON
TEXAS HALL ARLINGTON
KING KONG Records KC 3010
Original 1974 issue • Private LP

VINYL is NM
Super clean, very glossy vinyl appears absolutely unplayed. Pressing "flash" still embedded at spindle hole. Labels are pristine both sides.
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COVER is VG+ or better
VERY clean, sturdy bright yellow, blank stock cover, with mild ring wear on back. Front cover insert titles sheet (taped to cover) has two mild wrinkles at bottom left. No creases, tears, soil or other marks. No splits.

STRICT CONSERVATIVE GOLDMINE GRADING
NM / EX(VG++) / VG+ / VG

LIVE AT UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, ARLINGTON, 6th OCTOBER, 1973

HOT WAX RATING:
SOUND: EX STEREO! FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPE

From collectorsmusicreviews.com:
“This one from the University Of Texas is among the very best Crimson audience tapes in existence. The producer of the tape was sitting very close to the stage and used an ECM-19B Sony external microphone with a Realistic-7 recorder. The atmosphere and detail present is simply astonishing.”

From the KING CRIMSON BOOT site:
"Sound quality is excellent, a little bit static, we can hear a very good performance of K.C. '73 classics. Yellow jacket with orange Titles/Art sheet taped on (with a black drawing of a man playing a trumpet on the reverse side undertitled "classic of jazz radio")."

*This copy has the same above-mentioned reverse-side printing
Labels state: "INSTANT ANALYSIS" with a King Kong "KC 3010" Matrix # etched in trail-off grooves.

Side 1: Intro: Lark’s tongues in Aspic Pt.1 / Easy Money
Side 2: Book of Saturday / Lament / Improvisation / Exiles

Robert Fripp - Guitar, Mellotron
?David Cross - Violin, Viola, Mellotron, Electric Piano?
John Wetton - Bass Guitar & Vocal
Bill Bruford - Drums, Percussion

VERY SCARCE - TOP Condition
LOW Opening Bid!
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Vinyl inside anti-static lined inner sleeve.
Album kept in a protective, poly outer-sleeve.
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Please see my other auctions for more
Collectible, Vintage 1960's / Psych LPs
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COMBINED purchases / shipping Available on items won within 7 days.
If you are purchasing MORE THAN ONE ITEM from my list, please don't pay before your last item (within 7-day period) ends -so that I can combine your LPs on the INVOICE and charge you the reduced shipping accordingly. If you are DONE purchasing, you may eMail me at that time and ask for your INVOICE right away -for quickest shipment.

My LP packing is considered to be among the very best on eBay!
All records packed with vinyl (inside inner sleeve) behind cover - and shipped in strong LP mailer boxes with bubble-wrap around all sides - sandwiched between stiff corrugated flats for best protection in the mail.
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Payment to be received within 7 days of auction end

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS NOTE:
I charge EXACT POSTAGE only, Worldwide.
All packages above 4 Lbs (5-6 or more LPs) can NOT ship by the low 1ST CLASS International rate.
Those must go by higher (but faster) PRIORITY or EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL RATES.
These are US Postal System rules, not mine.
I will ALWAYS offer you choices
 -the LOWEST rate that US Postal system allows - plus the FASTER, but higher rate.
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*PLEASE do not ask me to mark the item as a 'GIFT' for customs. Unfortunately, I cannot.
The postal clerks know better; I ship LPs constantly (over 30 years) and cannot fool them.

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