Replacements "Let It Be" LP Punk Twin Tone Minneaplis

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So I'm back from NY with my last 100 or so records which will all be ebay'd in the next month: mostly obscure stuff, punk, etc; Misfits, DKs, Social D, Germs, Black Flag etc...few of these are in pristine condition.  In fact, 25 years ago my cat got into my room one day and clawed the spines of many of these records.  So in addition to giving you a description I'm going to give you a CSS (Cat Scratch Scale)...0 - 10 with ) being untouched and 10 being pretty much shredded...happy bidding...All records were bought from 1985 - 1990.  A few of them were bought off the back wall at Bleeker Bob's for exorbitant prices....NONE of these have been played since the advent of CDs 20 years ago but they all played fine back when I had a turntable...please read the new and improved note at the bottom before bidding...

Replacements: "Let It Be"  This record is GOOD...real good.  Time was 25 years ago when this came out the Replacements were the hot new thing on the block.  When they came to NY it was sort of an underground event.  This is just a great record...elements taken from all of their previous efforts.  Songwriting hitting full stride...all good.  Still listenable today.  Westerberg should have been bigger but whatever....11 songs not a bad one in the bunch.  Twin Tone Records.  Bought right when this came out.  Wear to three of the four corners, other than that it's in very good shape...

Three notes before you bid...first, I've worked HARD for my great feedback.  But lately a few buyers seem to think that means I'll do ANYthing to protect it.  Anything like offer STUPID rebates on stuff they bought just so they won't give negative feedback.  Two words for you..."Not happening."  If there is a legitimate complaint, email me and we'll take care of it like grown-ups.  If you want an easy mark and a quick rebate find a used car dealer...or bid on merchandise other than mine...

Second.  Two people have asked questions about my shipping.  Here's how it works.  The majority of my stuff goes out First Class or Media Mail.  This means no tracking.  Tracking is usually 2 - 3 times as expensive and most buyers don't want to spring for it.  If it's lost in transit it's MY problem and you get a full refund.  I also use a shipping store.  THEY usually pack.  They charge for the box and the labor.  If you don't like this or think the fees are too high that is your right.  Records will now be (mostly) sent in a bubble wrap mailer sandwiched in cardboard and extra bubble wrap.  That's how it is when ebay let's me charge $4 to ship records and the last three LPs I sent cost roughly TWELVE dollars each...(shipping, box big enough to hold an LP, fragile wrap packing at the shipping store)...at that rate I was going to LOSE $$$ selling my collection!  That's why bubble wrap mailer is now the policy...

Third.  On large comic lots I now will generalize more and break down each individual comic less.  This has happened after two moronic instances of grading "disagreements." One buyer actually gave me grief on a 100+ book lot because two modern age books were F/VF in his opinion and not NM as I stated.  I spent an hour one day arguing with him when he wouldn't take a refund.  Sometimes the more info and ratings you give the more you ask for trouble...

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.  I'm easily accessible.  On the other hand if you email with incorrect info and a nasty tone you'll get the same right back and you can leave whatever feedback you like....

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