THE EYES OF DAWN – Time To Be Going/Ignorance And Hardship GARAGE/PSYCH 45,HEAR
  £   25
  $   33

 


£ 25 Sold For
Apr 18, 2012 Sold Date
Apr 8, 2012 Start Date
£   5 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
  Sweden Country Of Seller
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Description

THE EYES OF DAWN

A: Time To Be Going

B: Ignorance And Hardship

[SIR JOHN A RG 1080, 1967, CAN]

 

Vinyl Condition: Side A is VG with some background at the beginning but loud and strong when the music kicks in. Side B is VG- (strict grading, more specific info below)

 

Great two-sider! "Time To Be Going" is a psychedelic garage tune with really nice harmonies and the flip is a moody master piece. Only 300 copies were made. The flip is a fine moody piece that could have been featured on comps like "No No No". 

 

Listen to a sound file of ”TIME TO BE GOING”

 

Listen to a sound file of ”IGNORANCE AND HARDSHIP”

 

Payment method: PayPal

 

Postage: Air mail is 4.50 GBP within Europe and 6 GBP to the rest of the world. Registred shipping is available and costs 7 GBP on top of the postage. If for some reason a package will disappear I will not be held responsible unless you have asked to have the package sent with registred mail.

I will ship the item within 2 business days after payment to paypal has been made. Low starting bid, no reserve. 

Please feel free to contact me for any information. Bid with confidence.

HAPPY BIDDING!          

 

NM: A perfect copy, like new. Looks great and is more or less unplayed. I do not use this grade very often but if I do you will get a great copy!

VG++ The record will have a few paper sleeve marks or light scuffs that should not affect play. Visually it will have some light marks but will play close to NM with minimal surface noise.

VG+: Vinyl will show some marks and paper scuffs and may have some very light surface noise. This is a very nice copy.

VG: Record will have some noticeable surface noise in parts and more light scuffs and/or scratches. Record may have an occasional light pop or click here and there.

VG-: Vinyl will clearly show more paper scuffs, scratches and wear. You may be able to feel the scrathes with a fingernail. The record will play with some considerable surface noise and pops. The record still plays fine with no skipping.

G: The record will show heavy wear and play with considerable surface noise and pops but without skipping. This would still be a copy that you can put on and enjoy listening to. Good does not mean bad!




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