OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN Soul Kiss-White Label/Physical-12" Promo/Crystal Lady-Japan/.
  £   30
  $   40

 


£ 30 Sold For
Oct 23, 2012 Sold Date
Oct 13, 2012 Start Date
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OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN VINYL JOB LOT

FEATURING:

CRYSTAL LADY (2LP JAPANESE VINYL SET)
LET ME BE THERE (JAPANESE VINYL)
SOUL KISS (WHITE LABEL TEST PRESS)
OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN (AUSTRALIAN 2LP SET)
PHYSICAL (12” PROMO ONLY MIXES)
MAGIC (7” PICTURE DISC)
COME ON OVER (ASIAN 7” EP)
PLEASE MR. PLEASE (7” DEMO)


CRYSTAL LADY (JAPANESE 2LP SET+ LYRICS & OBI)

DISCS: excellent+
SLEEVE: excellent+
OBI: light scuff and small tear
LYRIC BOOK: near mint.

LET ME BE THERE (JAPANESE LP+OBI & INSERT)
[same tracks as the UK compilation album, “First Impressions”, but with a different sleeve and title]

DISC: visually, excellent - no marks - but there is a moderate crackle that goes right thru the album
SLEEVE: excellent++
INSERT: excellent

OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN (AUSTRALIAN 2LP SET OF 1ST 2 ALBUMS)

DISCS: excellent, but could do with a clean
SLEEVE: very good.  Moderate ring.  Creases down spine and light shelf wear

SOUL KISS (UK WHITE LABEL TEST PRESS LP)

DISC: near mint.  Amazing sound quality.

PHYSICAL (UK PROMO ONLY 12” MIXES)

DISC: excellent+.  Slight crackle at start
SLEEVE: very good+.  Some creases and a light ring.

MAGIC (UK 7” PICTURE DISC)

DISC: very good.  No marks, but very light crackle thoughout.

PLEASE MR. PLEASE (UK 7” DEMO)

DISC: good.  Moderate crackle throughout

COME ON OVER (ASIAN 7” EP)
[only one track from Olivia, also includes “Trying To Get The Feeling” by Barry Manilow, and two other artists on side-B]

DISC: excellent+.  No marks.
SLEEVE:  good.  Light ring and light scuffs.

 

 

  Using www.myhermes.co.uk I estimate the postage costs to be £6.   Royal Mail would be A LOT more expensive.

 

DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED (I do not use the Record Collector’s Guide to grading as I find it over-grades.  For example, anything given a “near mint” using the Record Collector’s system will get an “excellent +” using my system.  To avoid disappointment I prefer to slightly over-grade if anything)

MINT:  Will not be used.  If a record is new it will be stated as such.  I do not grade second-hand records as mint.
NEAR MINT:  Looks as good as new but may have been played once.
EXCELLENT: Possible extreme light marks (usually superficial), unless stated that it has no marks.  Excellent+ means it looks almost completely unplayed.
VERY GOOD:  Moderate signs of use, as many as possible will be stated in item description.
GOOD:  Lots of signs of wear, as many defects as possible will be stated in item description.  Will still play well (crackles will be stated).
FAIR:  Lots of signs of wear, but still plays well (unless otherwise stated).
POOR:  Extreme signs of wear, noticeably loss of sound quality.

“Superficial scratch marks” means not made by a stylus.  Probably happened when disc was taken from sleeve.

These records are from my private collection.  All records are graded in natural day-light, usually over-cast (I live in the UK), so direct sunlight will show more defects than are listed.  However, I play test all records, so provided records are bought to play you should not be disappointed.

 

 

 


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