THE END - Shades of Orange / Loving Sacred Loving- DECCA- STONES- PSYCH- LISTEN
  £   29
  $   38

 


£ 29 Sold For
Sep 30, 2014 Sold Date
Sep 20, 2014 Start Date
£   5 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Psychedelic classic written and produced by Bill Wyman - this is getting rarer and more expensive as time goes on.
Condition: This is a stock copy, and the two sides are not in the same condition. Side A is a nice, strong VG+, side B has much more audible crackling at the start and is nearer VG-. There are no marks on the labels, and the record comes in a crisp company sleeve. 
Excerpts from both sides of this record can be heard at the link below (you have to wait a few seconds to hear the B-side). 
Listen to the audio - there is absolutely no filtering, you can hear excerpts from both the A and B sides, and what you hear is what you'll get (though there's no substitute for listening to a record through a good stereo system rather than your PC). 
LISTEN HERE!!!: https://app.box.com/s/606c20dn8yqvyx5x7dy3
Condition Guide: MINT = Brand new, sealed, unplayed record. EX+ = Second hand and probably played a handful of times, but very close to mint. Little or no evidence of background noise.  EX = Record is in a great condition - there are signs that it's been played, but very little lessening in sound quality. VG+ = This record isn't pristine, and has obviously been played a number of times, but is still a perfectly acceptable copy. The odd pop or crackle will be audible, but this is the kind of record you could play if out DJ'ing without problems or complaint.  VG = Clearly this record has been played many times, and surface noise is audible, with scuffing or marks possibly being clearly visible to the label and playing area. It should still be possible to listen to this without much aggravating background noise, though. VG- = There will be audible crackling and popping during the quieter passages, if it's a single the centre may have been "dinked" by the previous owner (rather than at source), there may be some slight distortion while playing… in short, if it's a record you've been waiting years to own, this copy will definitely do and will certainly play without skips or jumps, but it will be imperfect in various noticeable ways. GOOD = Plays without skips or jumps, but there's a lot of audible surface noise here as well as perhaps distortion. Listen closely to the audio clips and approach with care.
I will very rarely, if ever, sell records that I would personally grade as less than "GOOD". 


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