Nick Drake - Vinyl Record - Pink Moon 1972

£ 117

$ 155

£ 117 Sold For

Apr 30, 2021 Sold Date

Apr 23, 2021 Start Date

9 Number Of Bids

Portugal Country Of Seller

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On 26-Apr-21 at 12:46:06 BST, seller added the following information:

I have posted some new photos but there was a limit and could not post more, If you want more, just ask (think it's possible to send through messages here on e-bay, I'm not 100% sure)
When I started the auction was not too familiar with the rules of e-bay, so only now (it's the 26th of April) understood that I could not change some things.

Well, But this text can be added.
This is a LP Record that I found in my father's discography, and it has been played before. The condition is what you can see (if you want more pictures just ask) I'll play the record and see if it's in good condition (it seems so, but as I no longer have a record player will have to use a friend's and hopefully I will be able to write it here if e-bay allows it)

Hope you find it interesting for your collection.

Any other question just ask.

On 28-Apr-21 at 16:22:47 BST, seller added the following information:

Just listened to the Album, as promised before. Lovely. All good. I do not know how to categorize it as I have no expertise in LP's, but all seems perfect. Listened twice each side, all clear, perfect sound. As I remembered. No jumps whatsoever (do not know the technical names). Remembered when younger and some other records had scratches, and it would jump and interrupt the music. In this one, nothing of that. ALL GOOD. Never jumped.No scratches. (really the expressions are not the technical ones that experts use, but I think you can understand them. if any doubt, just ask here and will be glad to help in all I can. And great music by the way and sound.
Listened to it on a Technics Quartz - Direct Drive Automatic Turntable System' SL-Q200 from an uncle. (have no idea if it's a good player or not, but It was OK to me)
Well, as said, the record is very good. All the rest you can look at the pictures.
Just read this in DiscDogs "the runout area of a record to determine which pressing it is" - I tried to take the picture but it was not very clear - here is the number I found - 86012A 3N - This is in side A
The number 1 is strange. Only has a base (like a seriffed letter on the computer) and then it's a line up. On Side B the number is: 86012 B-2N

Maybe the numbers are of interest to someone.