You are bidding on my original, purchased by me in 1986, Metallica live in Chicago, IL April 20, 1986 double live album, recorded by a hand held device, the sound quality is average. This double album was recorded a mere five months prior to bassist, Cliff Burtons untimely demise, during the Ozzy Osbourne, Ultimate Sin USA tour.Both the vinyls and record  sleeve remain in very good plus condition. The records still sound as sharp as 25 years ago!!!!

TRACKLIST:

Side1:
Battery

Master of Puppets

Bass Solo

For Whom The Bell Tolls

Side 2:
Fade to Black

Seek and Destroy

Whiplash

Side 3:

Sanitarium

The Thing That Should Not Be

Creeping Death

Side 4:

Am I Evil (Diamond Head cover)

Hit the Lights

Killing Time (Sweet Savage cover)

Let it Loose (Savage cover)

This album is Very Rare and long Out Of Print on International Records.

Record:  VG+

Jacket:  VG+

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- Record Grading:
* SEALED:
Sealed at factory and never opened.  Item is assumed to be undamaged and mint.

* MINT:
VINYL: Record appears to have just left manufacturer without any handling, and should appear perfect. No scratches, stains, writing or scuffs on either the label or vinyl.
COVER: Cover should appear to never have had a record in it. Ring wear, frays, bends, seam splits, writing; none are allowed in this grade.

* NEAR MINT:
 VINYL: Record is otherwise mint but has one or two inconsequential flaws that do not affect it's play.
 COVER: Cover will still be close to perfect with only minor signs of wear or age evident, such as a slightly dinged or bent corner.

* VG++:
VINYL: Record with more inconsequential flaws than a NM grade allows. Imperfections can include light scuffs and faint surface scratches that do not have an affect on play. There should be no surface noise on a VG ++ record.
COVER: Cover should still have no wear, but it might have slight dings on more than one corner or very slight wear along the opening edge from removal of the record.

* VG +:  
VINYL: Record may sometimes be referred to as Excellent. A VG+ record has been handled or played either infrequently or very carefully. The record may have light paper scuffs from sliding it in and out of a paper sleeve. The vinyl may have lost some of it's luster. Light scratch(es) that do not affect play would be acceptable in this grade. Some light surface noise may be expected with a record in this grade.
COVER: Some cover wear from storage is acceptable, especially light wear that does not overly affect the text or artwork.

*VG:
VINYL: Record will exhibit visible signs of handling and playing. It will have a loss of vinyl luster, light surface scratches, groove wear, or spindle trails. A VG record looks like it will have some audible noise upon play, but any such noise should not overwhelm or ruin the listening experience.
COVER: Cover will show visible signs of handling such as ring wear on front and back, some seam splitting, bent corners or loss of gloss to photos or artwork.