THE MARS VOLTA - NOCTOURNIQUET 2 X LP - RARE LIMITED ORANGE & BLUE VINYL RLP 025
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Up for sale in this auction is a rare and limited edition double LP from The Mars Volta entitled, "Noctourniquet". Released in 2012 as a limited edition colored vinyl pressing on Rodriguez-Lopez's own label. UPC is 634457562813. Comes with all original goodies: Poster in EX condition, 3D Glasses in EX condition, printed inner sleeves in VG to VG+ condition (some minor seam splits - we will ship this record in other paper sleeves so that the original inners do not get more damaged in transit). Both vinyl records are in EX condition with clean center labels! Jacket is in VG+ shape with only some minor creasing near the center right of the front of the jacket (where the record is insert). Looks like it was squeezed there by someone and it caused a little bit of creasing. Nothing horrible but must be noted for completeness. Corners and seams are sharp and in great shape!
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Disclaimer...We will not adjust the listed value of the record on customs forms for international orders, as per our policy and Ebay's preference. Thank you.
Artist: The Mars Volta
Title: Noctourniquet
Label/Cat Number: Rodriguez Lopez Productions - RLP 025
Condition: Vinyl is EX Jacket is VG+
- Shipping in the US is $5.00 via Media Mail with Delivery Confirmation.
European Destinations (All other countries please inquire about shipping before bidding):
We had to raise our shipping rates as postage has gone up once again... $15 for one 45 and $3 for each additional 45 via USPS First Class Mail International. $23 for one LP. $25 for double LPs - $30 for triple LPs and heavy weight double LPs.
CANADA:
$9 for one 45 and $2 for each additional 45 via USPS First Class Mail International. $17 for one LP.
OVERSEAS AND CANADA BUYERS: Please request an invoice or wait for us to issue an invoice before paying for your item(s). This will help ensure that shipping is calculated accurately.
- SS Still Sealed
- M Mint - Perfect in all ways.
- M- Mint Minus - Near perfect, most likely and unplayed record
- NM- Near Mint Minus - Extremely well cared for record. Probably a record that's been around for some years but extremely well looked after, but still not quite new enough to call Mint.
- VG++ Very Good Plus - As close to NM as it comes.
- VG+ Very Good Plus - Very close to like new with only superficial signs of use that do not affect playability. Only records stored and used with care will grade out to VG+.
- VG Very Good - A used, reasonable copy that plays. There will be obvious signs of wear and the possibility of some light surface noise between tracks or during quiet passages, but still nice and playable.
- VG- Very Good Minus - A record with significant wear and marks. Records graded VG-usually have some noticeable surface noise.
- G+ Good Plus. 'Good' means pretty beat up. From here on down (Fair, Poor), we're talking about extremely beat up records.
Up for sale in this auction is a rare STILL SEALED LP copy of The Rolling Stones' live LP, "Still Life (American Concert 1981)". Released by Rolling Stones Records as COC 39113. Vinyl is assumed to be Mint as the record has never been opened and still sealed in the original shrink wrap. NO UPC. Jacket is in VG to VG+ shape with the shrink intact but broken in a couple of spots...most notably on the top left corner. There is some light wear where the shrink has broken. The record has never been opened and still is sealed, but with broken shrinkwrap. Some light corner stubbing and creasing from the shrink pulling in over the years. This is why we have rated it at VG, to be conservative about the stubbing and creasing. One WEA records logo sticker affixed to the jacket below the shrink. This is how the record was originally released. Two circular stickers affixed to the front of the shrink, one is a hype sticker stating "Includes Going To A Go-Go COC 39113" and the other is just a gold circle sticker to probably denote the price point of the record (as was common at record stores at the time).
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