SWANS-LOVE OF LIFE VINYL BOX SET, MICHAEL GIRA
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Description
This is the now very rare 'Love of Life' box set released by Young God Records in 1992 & designed to also hold their previous release "White Light from the Mouth of Infinity". The box itself is in EXCELLENT condition, has kept its shape well,just a few small marks on the back & some slight ruffling to the front slick in places. The LP cover is in near perfect MINT MINUS condition. The inner sleeve is VERY GOOD PLUS, it has a 4cm split to the top edge & a 7cm split to one side. The vinyl is in EXCELLENT condition, just a few hairlines visible under very bright light & plays very well throughout, just a little light crackle now & again during the quietest moments. A nice copy of this Swans rarity. Please contact me through Ebay should you require any further info.
I am now selling records full time so will be listing new items every day,please contact for any info on present or future auctions
I have been a record collector for many years and am now selling all of my vinyl to fund a change of career. My collection runs from the 60's to the present day and consists of mostly first UK pressings, many in exceptional condition. I use strict RC gradings, with plusses and minuses to indicate slight variations from this. All records listed are cleaned first on my Clearaudio Smart Matrix and carefully played for the purpose of accurate grading on a Rega Planer 3 deck with Goldring cartridge. I will post worldwide(please ask for rates) and all records are sent in professional mailers. If you are not happy with the condition of the item you receive, I will accept returns minus return postage costs. Thanks for your interest, good luck if bidding and keep an eye on my listings which will be added to several times a week
On 08-Jul-12 at 07:34:50 BST, seller added the following information:Please note that this auction is for 'Love of Life' only. Not sure how the picture of 'White Light' got in there instead! Thanks to those who have pointed this out to me