rare Hard Rock southern private • Kill Devil — s/t

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  Kill Devil, s/t 1977, Kill Devil Records
VG+ cover · VG+ vinyl 
Southern rock with ripping moments and an overall very solid feel.
The cover has slight ringwear and some very small tear on the back. No seam splits. The vinyl plays EX with some superficial scuffs on side 2 that do not cause clicking. Some pops here and there but overall a smooth listen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
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Grading: SS, NM, EX, VG+, VG, VG-, G
SS (still sealed): a record that is perfect factory sealed.
NM (near mint): vinyl that is unplayed or has only been listened to a couple times and plays perfect. only the slightest jacket wear.
EX (excellent): a very well taken care of record that has only been played a few times. only the slightest crackle. jacket looks great.
VG+ (very good plus): a good, well taken care of record that may play with a little crackle, but nothing distracting. this is the condtion of your average  listened-to record in a good home.
VG (very good): plays with no skips but may have noticeable surface noise especially in quieter passages. Cover may have seam/ring wear or light staining. not a bad copy, but not a great one either.
VG- (very good minus): this record has probably not been well cared for and probably plays with consistent noise. cover may have water damage, serious ring wear, or seam splitting.
G (good): this record is in bad condition. i will not list a record in this condition unless it is extremely rare.
F (fair): this record is trashed and probably would be hard to listen to. only ultra rare historical LPs would be worth dealing with here.   333 (GS 5.4.2 (333))