TIM BUCKLEY VINYL starsailor LP 1970 SHRINK Vg+Vg++ Straight SCARCE to the siren
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Nov 4, 2016 Sold Date
Oct 31, 2016 Start Date
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Here's the album where (90's singer Jeff Buckley's dad) Tim Buckley went full on avant-garde jazz rock, though it includes the amazing tune "Song To The Sailor", covered by so many artists, including Robert Plant. You can hear his son's voice and guitar phrasing throughout, though Jeff definitely had his own sound, which was unfortunately not as developed as it could have been if he hadn't drowned in the might Mississippi River while recording his second LP. This LP has a bit of "beatnik" to it, different, and very cool. The cover of this copy is still in the original shrink wrap, torn a bit along the top edge on both the front and back. The bottom spine corner is trimmed, and both opening corners are bumped a bit rough, but no splitting. The vinyl, wrapped in the original Straight Records sleeve, is in fine shape, minimal signs of play, great color and shiny and clean. This is a STERLING MASTER for optimal sound quality. GREAT ORIGINAL COPY OF A SCARCE ALBUM! International buyers: If you'd like to purchase more than one item, let me know, I'll put them in a package at one price, then you will only be charged one shipping price. Looking to save you some money. Please see all photos before bidding, and be sure to check out our store full of familiar / scarce / hard to find, and RARE vinyl, books, etc. If you are age 60 or older, a US Military Veteran, or a Public Servant (thanks to all for your service to our country), send me a message for a 10% discount. I always do the best I can to describe it. Questions? Message me. I'll listen to it again upon request. We will also review bulk purchases for a discount, just send me a list of your items and your offer. If you have anything you're looking for and don't see, message us, we have HUNDREDS not posted. Note: unless its Sealed, used vinyl will almost always have some noise somewhere in its approximately 45 minutes of music. It is a wonderful part of the experience. Someone else loved this, and you are giving it a loving new home, and it says: THANK YOU! in the grooves. Reissues are usually remastered and often remixed, and do not sound the same as the originals, for better, often for worse. We endorse original vinyl! So, Thanks for supporting original vinyl! Greg and Michelle TuesdayAfternoonVinyl


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