R. STEVIE MOORE Everything You Always Wanted To Know 2X LP Orig OOP VG+/VG+
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Oct 6, 2012 Sold Date
Sep 29, 2012 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
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Description

The winnings of this auction will go to the renting of recording equipment. My band is getting ready to record an album and we need to raise as much money as possible to rent amps, guitars, microphones, and a reel-to-reel machine. We've decided to gather our records, equipment, and other odd items to sell on ebay and craigslist. 
All of the records I have for sale are from my personal collection
I've listened to every single one of these LPs.
Every record I own has been stored in a cool, dry shelf away from all light and heat, in a room that never gets higher than 65 degrees fahrenheit. 



The Listing:

This is R. Stevie Moore - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About R. Stevie Moore But Were Afraid to Ask. 2 X LP printed on the French New Rose label. To this day, this is still my favorite collection of R. Stevie tracks for one release. A lot of ground from his earlier recordings are here. The LPs themselves have a high amount of factory sheen and gloss but have plenty of light scuffs and scratches throughout both discs. Most of the scuffs don't affect play very much, but some do. If I had to rate the amount of background noise on a scale of 1-10, I would call it about a 5, with a one being a perfect Mint record. The record is now almost 30 years old, so I would call it a Low VG+. The B side is probably the cleanest, and could be a Top VG+, the D side is Top VG+ as well, but the other two sides are closer to Low VG+. The sleeve itself would be a Low EX except there is a small price tag on the back which brings it down to a Top VG+ automatically. 
Many of my favorite R. Stevie tracks are on this collection. He covers a lot of ground between tracks like "I Just Want to Feel You," "Misplacement," "His Latest Flame," and "I Hate People." 
Label: New Rose Records – Rose 31 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP 
Country: France Released: 1984 Genre: Rock Style: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Experimental

TracklistHide Credits?

  North Side (25:00) A1 World's Fair 1:35 A2 I Just Want To Feel You 3:21 A3 The Holocaust Parade 1:35 A4 Eating Paper, Drinking Ink 1:46 A5 Chantilly Lace Written-By – Jiles Perry Richardson* 2:25 A6 Show Biz Is Dead 4:07 A7 The Path Of Joy 1:56 A8 Puttin' Up The Groceries 3:00 A9 One Moore Time 2:14 A10 Forecast 2:00 A11 No Talking 0:52   East Side (24:18) B1 Welcome To London 0:56 B2 I Wanna Hit You 1:57 B3 Bloody Knuckles Lyrics By – Suzan Griffin 3:33 B4 Jump Out In Front Of A Car 1:50 B5 Topic Of Same 4:23 B6 I Hate People 3:20 B7 His Latest Flame Music By, Lyrics By – Doc Pomus, Mort Schuman* 2:13 B8 Right Perfume Wrong Mouthwash 2:43 B9 For Vini 3:09   South Side (25:00) C1 First-Hand 2:25 C2 Teen Routines 2:21 C3 New Strings 2:40 C4 Once And For All 3:06 C5 Adult Tree Lyrics By – Wm R. Anderson 4:18 C6 Pasketti 0:35 C7 Misplacement 3:20 C8 Why Can't I Write A Hit 2:20 C9 Play 3:46   West Side (25:10) D1 U. R. True 2:36 D2 Backbone Break 0:55 D3 Wayne Wayne (Go Away) 4:23 D4 Debbie 4:00 D5 The Meeting That Couldn't Be 6:00 D6 Mama Weer All Crazee Now Written-By – Jim Lea, Noddy Holder 4:01 D7 I Hope That You Remember 3:02


Grading System: Like most sellers, the only time the grade "M" or Mint is used, is if a record is sealed. Even a sealed record will have it's sleeve inspected for dings or dents.  That being said, for every grade used (NM, EX, VG+, VG, VG-, and G), I will add an extra category to each in order for there to be a TOP VG+ or a BOTTOM VG+. 
For example: A Bottom EX is slightly better than a Top VG+, and a top VG is nearly as good as a bottom VG+. As I've stated, I have had too many sellers who vaguely label everything VG+ even if it plays like a VG, and use NM when there are clearly scratches on 20-30% of the record. I will only use NM if the record appears to have 95% of its surface immaculate, and even then, any apparent factory defects can not affect play. 
In my opinion, about 70% of the records rated VG+ on Ebay that I've purchased should have been rated VG if using true goldmine standards. I personally do not use goldmine standards because I can offer a more detailed and accurate appraisal.
If you have ANY questions about specifics, please message me. I do digital transfers of my LPs, so most of them have only been played a handful of times once in my possession. In most cases, I can offer a sound sample if you e-mail me. 
In my experience, even most brand new, unopened records have small amounts of surface noise here and there. Some are better than others, but keep in mind with my grading that I only use NM when it's actually true.

Record will be packed with reinforced cardboard and a quality cardboard mailer. I can only ship to the US, UK, and Canada. For US mainland, shipping will be $4.00. For Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, and the UK, I will have to quote you a shipping charge when the auction ends. Please wait for a message from me with the correct amount for shipping to anywhere besides the US mainland. I write "No Returns" for my own protection, as it's common for people to scam. If you truly don't believe that the record matches the description, message me and hopefully we can work something out. 
Once again, I will only ship to the US, England, and Canada. My apologies if you live somewhere else.
Good luck bidding, and please feel free to ask any questions.


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