SIMON TURNER - Baby (I Gotta Go) 7" UK 1973 GLAM ROCK JUNKSHOP GLAM * Belgian 45
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SIMON TURNER - Baby (I Gotta Go) / Love Around 7"
UK 1973 GLAM ROCK. JUNKSHOP GLAM KILLER!!! 'Baby (I Gotta Go)' is included on Velvet Tinmine comp! Both tracks are great! RARE 1973 BELGIAN SINGLE. Sleeve has small writing on the back and side splits. Sleeve is further OK. Vinyl is VG++.
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GRADING:
Record Grading:
M: (Mint = new, unplayed copy . I don't use this grading for 2nd hand records.)
NM: (Near Mint = almost as new)
EX: (Excellent = near a perfect copy)
VG+: (Very Good Plus = the record has obviously been played many times, but despite noticeable light scratches and hairlines, record plays OK with soft cracklings.)
VG: (Very Good = played a lot, with surface scratches and marks, but still a good and enjoyable copy. Some louder cracklings and short noise possible.)
G: (Good = played a lot, with many surface scratches, plays through with ticks and noises. I usually don't sell such records, only if they are very rare and collectable).
Cover Grading:
M: (Mint = new. I don't use this grading for 2nd hand records.)
NM: (Near Mint = almost as new)
EX: (Excellent = has no creases, folds, seam splits or any other noticeable similar defects, may have light ringwear, pocketwear or very small writing.).
VG+: (Very Good Plus = may have some wear and ringwear, light folds, decent writings, a small edge split(s) or some small taping).
VG: (Very Good = may have wear and ringwear, folds, writings, edge split(s) or tapings).
G: (Good = may have heavy writing on, edge splits, ugly tapings or other defects. I usually don't sell such records, only if they are very rare and collectable.).
We may also use plus (+) and min (-) to make grading more precise.
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