THE RABBLE Rising of the Sun / Too bad -RARE 45 RPM Single Psych rock TW-1692 VG

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The Rabble

• Side A: Rising of the Sun
• Side B: Too bad
• 1960s rare psychadelic rock single
• 100% original Analog recording
• 100% tested! No cracks, no skips.
• Fast shipping to USA via Airmail
• Fast economic shipping to Canada
• I COMBINE SHIPPING ON REQUEST
• Buy another 7" single 45RPM with no extra shipping cost!

I have over 5000 LPs and thousands of 45s to put on sale from my collection stored since more then 15 years! So visite my Vinyl Records store section of my actual record collection for sale and click "add to my favourite seller" and watch all my new monthly additions!
Visually graded Due to lack of time, I now visually grade the 45s. I rarely had issues with the 1st visual grade I've done versus it's play grade. Though, before shipping any sold records, It will be played to be sure it does respect the grading or if there's no major hidden issues. If it's the case, you'll be contacted and get either a replacement if available or a full refund. So far, I have very satisfied customer reviews with my vinyl records enough to earn "top rated grade" and working to stay on that line of customer satisfaction. All the 7" 45 RPM have either a paper sleeve or a hard sleeve provided (or it's original picture sleeve when it's the case). Only picture sleeves are graded. Note that I own most of these records for more then 15 years and up to 35 years and are stored unused since. I've recently started to compiled them to sell a lot of them so come and see often the newly listed records from my personal collection.
Basic information on my 45s sale selections Note that 45s single hits were made to be played. Consider a VG+ a very nice single. Our VG singles must be pleasant to hear. I stay away from excessive sound distortion as much as possible and will not head to Ebay unless it's a very rare single. Distortion means lots of play time for a single even if it doesn't show visually. I prefer to hear a nice sounding 45 RPM single with more apparent background clicks then a quiet but distortion in sound of the music, all the way.
Grading description:
Mint: The record is as new. We voluntary don't grade mint. NM: Stands for Near Mint and is considered a very clean record.  Visually no surface wear but may have been played few times or have been very well maintained. Picture sleeve shows no wear in image. EX: Record is in EXcellent condition. An excellent record plays generally great but could have few occasional pops. No linear scratches that are audible. Almost non-existent background noise. It's a record very satisfying to play. Picture sleeves is in great general condition but may have one light defect. A NM single with a name is downgrade to EX.  VG+: A VG+ record plays all the way with possible light background wear A VG+ is still considered a great record. It plays well all the way with low surface noise mainly audible between tracks or on lighter songs. More frequently heard pops but not often. It's the vinyl feel! A NM with a light audible surface scratch can end up VG+. An EX with a light disk warp can end up VG+ too. Picture sleeves shows light image deterioration or a light split. A nice overall sleeve with light moisture deterioration would end up VG+. VG: A VG record plays with more apparent background noise and some light audible pops cause by light scratches. Record wear is more visible and audible on a VG record. Background noise is heard but can still remain discrete on louder tracks.  There's some occasional pops cause by light surface scratches but won't skip (with our equipment).  G: Good doesn't mean bad but have general audible background noise on the play cause by wear G is the lowest grade we have.  G grade is a record that have been played a lot and/or have not been well handle in it's long play life. Multiple light scratches caused by bad handling or excessive playtime on older/lower end equipment may have lead to this record condition. Some distortion in sound may be apparent. Rare skipping are encountered on my records but could happened (and is mentioned) on this grade.
Selling lower then G grade would be only on rare hard to find LP or when there's another good benefit like a nice jacket or inner sleeve for example.
*Heat damage: Singles that are being affected by heat damage are not being put on sale by me. 
*Warp: Record warp is either caused at the pressing or by bad storage (behind radiator or sun reflection possibly). This anomaly makes the needle move up and down sinuously. There are many types of warp but on worst cases, the warp is sharp enough to make the needle jump (with lightweight cartridge). Unlike heat damages, a light warp have generally no consequences on the playback sound besides adding subsonic frequencies to the audio which is almost unnoticeable. Buyer is responsible of all import fee charges if ever the case occur.
Thanks for looking!