Sublime 40 OZ. To Freedom Double LP Vinyl Original First Pressing NM OOP
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Description
Sublime 40 OZ. To Freedom Original First Pressing Out Of Print and Rare (more pictures available upon request)
Tracks:
Side One: Waiting For My Ruca 40 OZ. To Freedom Smoke Two Joints We're Only Gonna Die Don't Push 5446/Ball and Chain Side Two: Badfish Let's Go Get Stoned New Thrash Scarlet Begonias Live At E's D.J.s Side Three: Chica Me Tipo Right Back What Happened New Song Ebin Date Rape Side Four: Hope KRS-One River of Babylon
Both vinyls are in Near Mint Condition and the sleeve is in Very Good Plus Condition it's still in its shrink wrap I bought this record brand new and sealed I've opened it but have never played it
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Mint (M)
Mint (M) means, basically, that the record is unused. Some purists might say that the only MINT LP is a SEALED LP, though, ultimately, it means that there is not a single spindle mark on the label, not a single finger print on the disc, not a single crease on the jacket* and the inner sleeve is still crisp.
Near Mint (NM)
Near Mint (NM) means, that is basically pristine with a very light example or two from the above description.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Very Good Plus (VG+) is a very well cared-for, but used, LP. There will be only very light wear to the jacket and the vinyl. No "scratches" on the vinyl, no ring wear* on the jacket, and minimal creasing and spindle marks. The jacket will have no spine splits.
Very Good (VG)
Very Good (VG) is a used record that has seen some action. There may be some ring wear on the jacket and more overall wear to the vinyl. Vinyl will likely have some moderate sleeve scuffing and light scratches.
Very Good Minus (VG-)
Very Good Minus (VG-) is a record that has significant wear but should play OK, though a bit noisy. Ring wear on the jacket, scratches on the vinyl, etc. are common.
Good (G)
Good (G) actually means, “pretty bad.” This grading generally indicates poor condition on a good title. There is likely to be heavy scratches, major ring wear and stains on the jacket, etc.
Thanks for looking and if you have any questions feel free to ask.
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