Original U.S. 1984 audiophile MFSL 2-LP THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Eat A Peach NM
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Eat A Peach 2-LP - THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND (MFSL/Polydor MFSL 2-157)
Original 1984 U.S. stereo 2-LP set. Audiophile version of these legends great 1972 double album, pressed in Japan for superior sonic quality, natch. Vinyl in top-notch condition, looks/sounds UNPLAYED - however, the cover has suffered the dreaded 'water damage' disease. (As has a number of the audiophiles I have listed now - these all came from a collector who kept great care of his records but endured the 'flooded basement disaster' that seems to haunt vinyl hounds far too frequently.) So if you already possess a nice cover but need to upgrade your discs, look no further. Includes original rice paper inner sleeve & record company cardboard insert.
Discs = NEAR MINT- to NEAR MINT / Cover = front - lite staining, discoloration, tearing & dirt along bottom 1/3rd & along left spine edge due to water exposure, a couple of small tears (in left corner of peach truck pic & to the left of pic - see scan), small lite spot along top edge near left corner; back - lite staining, discoloration & dirt along bottom 1/5th & up the right edge due to water exposure, small crunch in 3 corners; inside - hard-to-see staining & lite dirt marks along bottom edge due to water exposure, tiny crunch in 3 corners; wear & dirt along both bottom edges due to water exposure, slight wear on both top edges / Labels = 1 faint spindle mark around center hole on 3 sides, means probably only played once or twice; NO spindle marks to be found on side 4, probably been played nonce or once at most
Long-time vinyl fiend here. Grading is very strict & satisfaction is guaranteed, bid/buy with confidence. All vinyl has been cleaned, all records are graded both aurally and visually. I use NEAR MINT- to NEAR MINT (my highest grade)/EX/VG, w/ +/- variables. No excessive shipping or 'handling' charges - buyer will pay approximately what the USPS charges me for shipping, give or take a bit. If I overcharge you excessively for shipping, you will be reimbursed the overage.
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