New order Chapter 111 2 x vinyl bootleg. Live at pier 84 New york plus woolwich
  £   80
  $   106

 


£ 80 Sold For
May 19, 2026 Sold Date
May 18, 2026 Start Date
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Description

New order double vinyl live album bootleg.
Recorded at the pier 84 new york city 25/8/87 and last two tracks recorded at coronet, wooolwich 2/4/87.
A really good recording with a good mixture of new order songs.
The cover is a glosssy blue with nice black and white photos on the front, and the vinyl has some cool pictures added to the centres which is unusual. 
14 tracks in total running at 70 minutes plus.
A1- Love vigilantes, bizarre love triangle, Everythings gone green, Lets go, All day long. B2- Angel dust, Shellshock, Weirdo, Face up, Ceremony. C3- The perfect kiss, Blue monday. D4- Atmosphere, The ostrich.
The lp is in really good condition all round. I have graded it excellent but it could be listed as NM. The cover i have graded very good plus.  See pictures to view yourself.
I have had this vinyl for over 30 years, like all my vinyl i played them only once to record them to tape for casual playing and to test the vinyl was ok after the time of purchase. They are then stored away in protective covers and kept safe in smoke free home.
Thanks for looking!
Will be dispatched quickly and in official vinyl mailers with extra protection added.
The standard grading scale measures records and their jackets as follows: 1. Mint (M)

  • The Record: Absolutely perfect in every way. Often unplayed, sealed, or handled only for inspection. It has zero scuffs, spindle marks, or factory defects.
2. Near Mint (NM or M-)
  • The Record: Nearly perfect. It may have been played a few times but was exceptionally well cared for. The vinyl retains its original pristine gloss and has no audible flaws.
  • The Sleeve: Looks almost new, with no creases, ring wear, or seam splits.
3. Excellent (EX) (Note: Common in UK systems, bridging the gap between NM and VG+)
  • The Record: Shows very minor signs of having been played, perhaps a few ultra-light sleeve scuffs, but retains its shine and plays beautifully with no lessening in audio quality.
  • The Sleeve: Might have light handling wear or a tiny corner bend, but no major disfigurement.
4. Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • The Record: Shows signs of light use. There may be minor scuffs or light scratches that do not deeply affect the listening experience. You might hear faint surface noise, particularly in the run-in/run-out grooves or quiet passages.
  • The Sleeve: Shows mild wear, such as faint ring wear, minor corner dings, or a tiny seam split.
5. Very Good (VG)
  • The Record: Well-loved and used, but still very playable. Surface noise is consistently noticeable (especially during quiet moments) and there may be visible groove wear or light scratches, but it will not skip.
  • The Sleeve: Has obvious signs of wear, which may include prominent ring wear, creasing, or larger seam splits.
6. Good (G) or Good Plus (G+)
  • The Record: The vinyl has been heavily played. Surface noise, groove wear, and scratches are constant. It can be played all the way through without skipping, but the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated.
  • The Sleeve: Suffers from significant defects like heavy seam splits, heavy ring wear, staining, or tape repair.
7. Poor (P) or Fair (F)
  • The Record: Essentially unplayable. It is severely warped, cracked, or deeply scratched causing the needle to skip or stick. Only retains value as an archival or historical piece.
  • The Sleeve: Badly damaged, waterlogged, or heavily torn.


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