LOST AND FOUND - "EVERYBODY'S HERE" LP - VINTAGE RARE Psychedelic GREAT
$
36
$ 36
Sold For
Aug 6, 2012
Sold Date
Jul 30, 2012
Start Date
7
Number Of Bids
USA
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Description
LOST AND FOUND - "EVERYBODY'S HERE" LP - VINTAGE RARE GREAT
A Vintage Original RARE copy of "Everybody's Here" LP by legendary 60s Houston psychedelic group LOST AND FOUND. For sale by original owner/purchaser. Overall condition VERY GOOD. But please let the pictures be your guide.
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On Aug-02-12 at 01:45:39 PDT, seller added the following information:
ADDITIONAL INFO About this LP: I knew the artists and also worked with the people at the International Artists label back in the day, and I acquired this LP in the same year that it was originally released. It is not a re-issue, a later issue, etc.
On Aug-02-12 at 14:25:08 PDT, seller added the following information: Answer to a question: The cover on this LP looks, to me,almost like new. I hate to use the word MINT for the cover, but I know I never played this, maybe once or twice tops, and it has pretty much remained in the box for forty years. The disc looks clean to me. But I am not a collector, so to me that means there isn't anything I would call damage. A trip through a record cleaner would probably remove most of whatever dust etc is visible on the surface.So, to sum up: LP bought new in the year of release, played maybe once or twice, kept in a box for forty years, disc is flat and not warped or otherwise seriously damaged to my eye. As I said, this is my subjective, non-collector view. Hope that helps to all interested.
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