Love Sculpture - Blues Helping 1968 UK MONO 1st Press LP PMC7059 XEX 701/2-2/1
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Love Sculpture - Blues Helping 1968 UK MONO 1st Press LP PMC7059 XEX 701/2-2/1 (VG to VG+)
Artist - Love Sculpture Title - Blues Helping Label - Parlophone PMC 7059 Format - Vinyl, LP, Album, MONO Release - 1968 UK 1st Pressing
Released on a black/yellow Parlophone label in a 'flipback' cover.
Matrix / Runout Side A - XEX 701-2 Matrix / Runout Side B - XEX 702-1
Vinyl Condition (Side 1) - Very Good (VG) Clean copy, plays through without hesitation, no skips, no jumps, no nasty loud pops or clicks, occasional light crackle and occasional light clicks during play, its got some light non feelable scratches.
Vinyl Condition (Side 2) - Very Good Plus (VG+) Clean copy, plays through without hesitation, no skips, no jumps, no nasty loud pops or clicks, occasional light crackle and can be heard during play, its not got no feelable scratches.
Label Condition (Both Sides) - Very Good Plus (VG+) no writing, no stuck on labels.
Please use the photo's as part of the desription as they are of the actual record
Will be securely packaged and posted Royal Mail 2nd Class Signed for
Collection welcome
Cheers thanks for looking
Very Good Plus (VG+): Will show signs of prior use (very light scuffs, surface marks, etc) but these defects will be cosmetic in nature. Surface noise, if present, will certainly not overpower the music, and there will be no repeating clicks present. No marks on the vinyl should be feelable to the touch. The sleeve may have the odd blemish or crease. Overall, a very nice collector’s copy.
Very Good (VG): Will play through fine, but the disc may have more obvious signs of use. Typically, these will be light marks that shouldn’t affect playback too much (if at all), although occasionally there may be a scratch that is feelable to the touch. The music will play loud and clear, although surface noise may be present. VG covers will have many signs of human handling. Ring wear in the middle or along the edges of the cover where the edge of a record would reside, is obvious, though not overwhelming. Some more creases might be visible. Seam splitting will be more obvious; it may appear on all three sides, though it won’t be obvious upon looking. Someone might have written or it or stamped a price tag on it, too.
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