THE SHAGGS Wink 1967 vinyl LP 1984 1st vinyl RE Notre Dame garage rock

$

40

USA first reissue from about 1984 on Resurrection records from Indiana of this garage / early classic rock album originally issued in 1967 on MCM records (Resurrection records CX1295). Even this obscure reissue tends to go for quite a bit of money at times. Nice selection of The Who, Byrds, Stones, & classic garage covers on this underrated album.

This is a band from Notre Dame I think, not the infamous 3 sisters band with the same nam from New Hampshire that formed the next year. 

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CONDITION: The record is in near mint condition, slight dirty-ness on the back of the cover (front "wear" isn't wear, it's scanned wear from the original pressings cover!).

All records are BLACK VINYL unless noted & inserts/gatefold covers/posters/custom inner sleeves will be noted in the description if they are included plus promo & cut-out marks stated if they are there also. I don't believe in hiding stuff & try to note most everything that should matter to buyers. All 12" vinyl on ebay is automatically listed as 33 1/3 rpm & 7" vinyl as 45 rpm (to save time on listing all this stuff) if you need to confirm speed on a specific item please ask & I can go check.

LP SHIPPING + PACKING & VARIOUS INFO:
I use real coated cardboard LP mailers when I ship vinyl & these are very durable. I usually take the records with the inner sleeves out of the covers (unless factory sealed of course) so they don't split the seams of the cover in shipment. Then I put them in a 2 or 3 mil plastic sleeve & then wrap a plastic bag or two around them to keep them from flopping around in the mailer, this method seems to work best since it adds air & almost works like bubble wrap (keeps the LP's usually under a pound & saves a lot on shipping rates worldwide compared to using cardboard inserts), breakage rate has been way less than 1 in 1000 using this method, if I added cardboard it also would make the weight of it more prone to the corners getting dented in transit if dropped. 10" records & 12" singles count as 1 LP for shipping, single laserdiscs count as 2 LP's for shipping (& I pack 2+ records differently & I have oversized boxes for larger packages...don't worry I've been sending out stuff about 5 days a week for well over 20 years now & know exactly what I'm doing over here). I also add plain white inner sleeves so custom inner sleeves don't get spit in shipping also (if either company or specialty sleeves came with the record).