Uriah Heep Look At Yourself 1971 Mercury SRM-1-614 Die-Cut M-1/M-1 1st Press VG+
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$ 20 Sold For
Oct 21, 2017 Sold Date
Oct 8, 2017 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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   For sale is Uriah Heep's Look At Yourself, originally released in 1971 by Mercury Records with a special die-cut cover containing a mirrored surface behind the cut out. In the dead wax between the labels and the last tracks is etched "PR", followed by the matrix numbers M-1/M-1, indicating that the first stamper was use to make this album at Presswell Records Manufacturing Company's pressing plant located in Ancora, New Jersey. According to the liner notes, the record was mastered by Gilbert Kong. These are hallmarks of state-of-the art engineering, sought after by collectors and music lovers for their superior sound quality. I bought this record used, professionally cleaned it on my VPI HW-17 machine and immediately put it away in a MFSL archival inner sleeve. This protects the integrity of the vinyl and any original inner sleeve(s) or insert(s) that may have come with the release. There is no original inner sleeve with this listing. The cover is graded as Excellent because of corner blunts, a few small creases and faint ring wear. The vinyl is visually graded as VG+ because of a small surface scratch across the first song on Side One (A1). I'm play grading it as Excellent because of a pop on Side Two and occasional low level surface noise, hardly noticeable. It's been played only on Audiophile equipment since I bought it and still has a lot of life yet. This has become a very rare record and you would hard pressed to find a first edition like this copy. This would make a great addition to anyone's collection. I have a lot more Progressive Rock and Roll albums, as well as records of all genres listed in my Ebay store. Please take a look. They're predominately Near Mint. Thank you for looking at my listing.    I've been collecting records for about 50 years now and have always cleaned them and put them away carefully in plastic inner sleeves. Over the years I've used Dust Bugs, Disc Washers and have finally invested in a professional VPI record cleaning machine. Now that I'm retiring, I'm selling my very esoteric collection. I'm not a professional grader of records, but will use record guides, as well as my personal experiences as a basis of my grading all records. Since grading is subjective, I will be conservative. I offer discounts for multiple sales. Photos are of the actual item for sale, not a stock photo. Please review all descriptions and photos because I do not accept returns. Thank you for looking!


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