The VELVET UNDERGROUND White Light/White Heat 1970 w/skull V6-5046 Lp plays EX
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The VELVET UNDERGROUND White Light/White Heat 1970 Verve V6-5046
Dead Wax Side 1: V6-5046 SIDE 1 MGS-1258 11 [block-shaped 'S']
- Dead Wax Side 2: V6-5046 SIDE 2 MGS-1259 11 [block-shaped 'S']
- Everything matches the Info below from Discogs & the Dead Wax #'s above for the
- US stereo East Coast 1970 re-press of this LP
- Visible skull tattoo on front cover (faded but visible) I took a couple of pictures to show it.
- Tracklisting on back as "Here She Comes Now" not "There She..."
- Back cover credits Lou Reed for just "Guitar" not "Lead Guitar"
- Andy Warhol is not credited on back cover
- "Three Prong Music" publishing credit on all tracks.
THE LP LOOKS & PLAYS A STRONG EX TO EX+ THE WHOLE RECORD WAS PLAYED (TWICE) TO GRADE IT THE SLEEVE is a just PASSABLE VG+ no splits, but ring wear, color & edge wear, white spot under letter U I assume for a removed sticker. The V6-5046 at the top of the spine is partially scuffed off, wear at the corner tips particularly at the top right. Small cut out hole top left. INNER SLEEVE The LP is in a generic rounded poly inner but, from my large collection of inner sleeves, I have added what (after checking other copies) I believe is the Verve sleeve that was for the original pressing. I don't know if it was also the inner for this repress. It is in VG.
A1 White Light/White Heat 2:44
A2 The Gift 8:14
A3 Lady Godiva's Operation 4:52
A4 Here She Comes Now 2:00
B1 I Heard Her Call My Name 4:05
B2 Sister Ray 17:00
OF COURSE I COMBINE PURCHASES FOR CHEAPER SHIPPING.
GRADING
M: Mint. I only use this grade on sealed records
NM: Like new or darn close with no more than a couple of insignificant defects.
EX: Plays just a bit under near mint
VG++: A very strong VG+
VG+: A record that has experienced normal use. Will have audible imperfections.
VG : Many only surface lines or may have 1 or more small scratches .Background sound but still enjoyable. Sleeve defects will be noted.
VG-: significant background sound from various defects but music always quite audible above it. Sleeve has some damage that will be noted.
G+: The defects are very pronounced & need explanation.
G: This is a record that will still play but has so many or such bad defects that you will get more enjoyment using it as a frisbee.
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