The Smiths - William, It Was Really Nothing / How Soon Is Now? 7" P/S Vinyl Rare
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The Smiths - William, It Was Really Nothing / How Soon Is Now? 7" P/S Vinyl Rare.
1987 RT 166 Rough Trade Records issue.
Please ensure you read the below description and understand the grading information, which I have given to the best of my ability as a non-professional Vinyl grader (I have however collected vinyl for 30 years) before purchase.
Very Nice copy of this rare Smiths 7" single.
This is the solid centre pressing which is rarer that the pushout centre version I believe.
The Billie Whitelaw version picture sleeve is excellent condition (see photos) with very little wear.
The vinyl is in good/very good condition
There are some surface marks on side B of vinyl but Both sides play through without skips on my equipment.
Side A plays with very minimal quiet surface noise throughout and is not really noticeable due to the nice loud mix of the track.
Side B (full 6 min 43 version) plays through with very minimal, quiet surface noise which doesn't detract from the track until around half way through when a moderate clicking noise occurs to coincide with some hairlines on this part of the track at around 2 min 30 in to the song but disappears at around the 4 min mark or possibly slightly before and plays with just some quiet surface noise again for the remainder of the track.
Matris no's:
Side A : RT 166 A-1U-1-3- 21 THE IMPOTENCE OF ERNEST
Side B : RT 166 B-2U-1-2-1 WE HATES BAD GRAMMER
Please see photos to further evaluate condition of sleeve, vinyl and vinyl labels as these photos count as part of the overall description of this copy.
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