LITTLE RICHARD "HERE'S LITTLE RICHARD" SPECIALTY HI-FI SP 100 VG+++

$

100

"HERE'S LITTLE RICHARD" TUTTI FRUTTI, TRUE FINE MAMA, CAN'T BELIEVE YOU WANNA LEAVE, READY TEDDY, BABY, SLIPPIN AND SLIDIN, LONG TALL SALLY, MISS ANN, OH WHY?, RIP IT UP, JENNY JENNY, SHE'S GOT IT. SPECIALTY MONO, HI-FI, SPECIALTY LP # SP 100, THE RECORD IS IN "VG+++" CONDITION. VISUALLY THERE ARE MANY VERY LIGHT SCUFFS, LIKELY FROM TAKING THE RECORD IN AND OUT OF THE JACKET. VERY LIGHT BACKGROUND NOISE INTERMITANTLY THROUGHOUT THE RECORD. THE RECORD PLAYS MOSTLY NM/NM-. THERE ARE A COUPLE OF POPS AND TICS IN "LONG TALL SALLY AND TUTTI FRUTTI." THE RECORD JACKET IS CLEAN AND PRESENTABLE. THERE ARE SOME STAINS AND AGING PRESENT. THERE IS CORNER WEAR AND 3" SEAM SPLITS ON BOTH THE TOP AND BOTTOM RIGHT SIDE. THERE IS ALSO A PENCIL LOOP DE LOOP ABOVE LITTLE RICHARD'S BACK ON THE BACK OF THE JACKET.

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The following guidelines are used for records and their jackets (boxes).

RECORDS:

FS:  Factory sealed, i.e. a mint record or a new record.

NM:   Near mint records are records that are not new, but appear to be defect free, visually they usually look very clean and have none or a very few surface mars.

NM - : (Near mint minus)  A record with a minimum of surface mars and spindle trails.

NM-/VG+ :  A record with minimal areas of low level recurring noise.

VG+ :  A record with possibly several areas of low level noise,  i.e. a well used record.

VG : A record with constant noise, where noise can be severe.

JACKETS (BOXES, etc.):

FS :  Factory sealed

NM:  Generally is in new condition.

NM- :  (Near mint minus),  a little less than NM.

NM-/VG+ :  May have one or two minor defects.

VG+ :   A variety of defects may be present, such as ringwear, edgewear, corner wear, split seams and/or taped seams,  shelf wear.

Most records are visually insepected only.  I do play many records to grade them.  To me, there are no absolutely perfect records,  not even factory sealed ones.  Records are not CD's and I believe all have imperfections,  pressing bubbles for example, and other innate defects.  Having said all the above, I do try my very best to describe a record album honestly.  Records have been a life long hobby for me, as I have collected them nearly all my life.  I can't say I am a perfect grader, but uisually I am spot on.  I am very amenable to making adjustments if you are not satisified with a record:  either a full refund or a partial adjustment, which ever you might prefer.  I do not run a business, I am only a hobbyist.