New Order - Technique - 1989 1st Press UK Vinyl LP - Excellent Condition
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Description
New Order – 'Technique' - Vinyl LP
Factory – Fact275 – UK 1989
Vinyl/Sleeve: EX/EX
Run-Out Matrix (a): FACT-275-A "WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU MEAN PETER?" (Allied Logo) r23378 1-1
Run-Out Matrix (b): FACT-275-B "?RETEP, NAEM UOY OD YLTCAXE TAHW" (Allied Logo) r23378-X 1-1
Vinyl: Excellent
This record has been cleaned and play checked. The disc is borderline Near Mint with no more than fine superficial lines seen in bright light. The record plays through with no surface noise or tics.
Sleeve: Excellent
The glossy sleeve is in great condition with no more than a tiny touch of edge wear and a couple of light surface marks, it's borderline Near Mint. The glossy inner sleeve also Near Mint.
Side One: Fine Time / All The Way / Love Less / Round & Round / Guilty Partner
Side Two: Run / Mr Disco / Vanishing Point / Dream Attack
Combined postage is available for UK destinations ONLY. I'll send an invoice if you've bought more than one record.
NON-UK shipping - NO COMBINED POSTAGE - International shipping is with eBay's Global Shipping Program (GSP) and combined postage is not available. It may appear expensive, and delivery may take a few extra days, but I'm sorry, it's the only international shipping option I offer.
Vinyl Grades:
Mint (M): Sealed with no evidence that the record has been played.
Near Mint (NM): A record that shows hardly any evidence of being played – both in appearance and sound quality.
Excellent (EX): A record that may have minor surface marks and/or minimal surface noise or tics.
Very Good + (VG+): The record will be close to excellent but may have some light marks or hairlines. Sound quality will probably be less than excellent with some light surface noise or tics - but nothing overly unpleasant.
Very Good (VG): The record may have several marks or scratches (which might be feelable), and/or sound quality that isn’t that great.
Good+ (G+): This is likely to be a record that has many surface marks or scratches and poor sound quality.
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