Zappa-A Token Of His Extreme Green vinyl EX-NM
  $   53

 


$ 53 Sold For
Jun 19, 2010 Sold Date
Jun 12, 2010 Start Date
$   20 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

 Frank Zappa

A Token Of His Extreme

Mudshark

MZ - 3607

Stereo Green Vinyl LP Record (500 copy run)

Musicians: Frank Zappa, Ruth Underwood, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Chester Thompson, Tom Fowler and George Duke

  KCET-TV studio, Culver City, Los Angeles, 6/7-Aug-1974 (broadcast in December) . Dog Breath / Uncle Meat (03:57)
2. Florentine Pogen (10:15)
3. Oh No / Son of Orange County (04:02)
4. Pygmy Twylyte (05:26)

5. More Trouble Every Day (03:27)
6. Stinkfoot (04:09)
7. Inca Roads (10:03)
8. Honey Honey (00:55)
9. Pygmy Twylyte (01:15)
10. Outro - A Token of My Extreme (01:25)

Vinyl:  EX- to NM

Label: NM

Jacket: NM 

Original Owner  

Vinyl looks free of scuffs, and scratches. Hard to tell, somewhat dirty.

Jacket which is a paper insert is NM with no yellowing.

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All items are from my own collection. I bought this item in the eighties.

Items were stored upright, out of direct light and left untouched for 20 to 30 years.

If you bid and win more then one item. Best to wait for me to send invoice to make sure postage is right.

Postage and handling include time, packing materials, actual postage, tracking or proof of mailing costs. In general it is an average.

Any questions please ask.

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Shipping:

Media Mail $4.00

International Shipping:

1 LP  - $15.00  add $2.00 for each additional LP.

Canada: $9.00 + $2 for each addition LP
USA buyers please add $2 for each additional LP

If you want registered which is outrageous in price (not my price, the Post Office price). Tick Other International shipping.

Shipping info/:

Shipping in USA includes tracking which is 80 cents and is not reflected in postage price on package. I try and recycle, although most items are shipped with new mailers and packing material. Most items in my collection are in archival sleeves and plastic protective bags, but not all of them.

Media mail is really slow, but makes sending LP's much more affordable. Please don't grade me on how well or how poorly the Post Office handles shipping time.

 


 

 

 

 




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