Michael Jackson Bad Japan 1987 Original Press Vinyl Record, Gatefold Sleeve, In

Key Features

• Michael Jackson - BAD Japanese Original Vinyl, 1987 Release. This rare, early pressing features a 1B4/1C3 matrix and comes with a gatefold jacket, inner sleeve, and original obi, all in excellent condition. Known for its superb sound quality, this record offers a listening experience far superior to CD. The vinyl is in pristine condition with no scratches, and the jacket and accessories are beautifully preserved. The album features legendary musicians like Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder, and jazz great Jimmy Smith, making it a must-have collector’s item. Carefully stored in a dark place, this record is a rare find from the initial production run, with minimal release in Japan and the US. Perfect for audiophiles and collectors alike.
• Item Specifics:
• - Artist: Michael Jackson
• - Title: BAD
• - Format: Vinyl Record
• - Release Year: 1987
• - Country of Manufacture: Japan
• - Condition: Near Mint
• - Special Features: Original Gatefold,

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