Kiss - Collector's Edition (Lunch Box) Tempest Records K1322 NM
$
41
$ 41
Sold For
Feb 28, 2020
Sold Date
Feb 21, 2020
Start Date
$ 40
Start price
2
Number Of Bids
USA
Country Of Seller
eBay
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Description
Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Direct from the collector's vault, a rare Kiss LP. Not an official release. Listed in Discogs but cannot be sold there. Clearly NM in the record. Doesn't look played. Collector was a blues fan. Jacket has tiny dog ears on bottom corners and a little bit of color worn off. The condition is very likely a result of it being bought as an investment and looked at a few times by prospective buyers.
Here is some information from Discogs:
Tracklist
A1 Intro A2 Deuce A3 Strutter A4 Flaming Youth A5 Hotter Than Hell B1 Firehouse B2 She B3 Nothing To Lose B4 Shout It Out Loud B5 Detroit Rock CityNotes
The cover lists "London May 17th 1978, which is completely wrong. This concert is taken from the same recording as Blitz London. on 16th of May 1976.Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side 1 / Hand etched): K-1322-A
- Matrix / Runout (Side 2 / Hand etched): K-1322-B
- DISCLAIMER: This record is from a deceased collector and dealer's vault. I have no information on the acquisition. I am not a collector and by no means an expert on records. I rely on Discogs for all my information. I am assuming potential buyers are well informed about the record. On LPs, I do a careful visual inspection and may listen to a cut that I suspect may be damaged. I may do a quick cleaning but do not have equipment to properly clean records at this time. Because of my lack of real expertise, I am offering records at what I think is a reasonable but low starting price. If it is bid up to a high price, it is because buyers want it that much not because I have hyped it or over estimated it. Please don't be angry at me for expensive purchases. I am often surprised at how little or how much a record is wanted by collectors and often have to reduce prices or cancel failed auctions that make the value not worth the time. Bidders set the value.
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