Descendents - I Don't Want To Grow Up LP 1st Pressing NAR 026 Hardcore Punk RARE
$
65
$ 65
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May 22, 2020
Sold Date
Apr 24, 2020
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Description
Descendents - I Don't Want To Grow Up LP. 1st Pressing. New Alliance Records 026. Hardcore Punk RARE. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
First pressing on New Alliance Records. There is no bar code or SST logo on the cover. $8.98 printed on the spine. 'Marketed by SST Records' on bottom right of the back cover is the only mention of SST. Typo on lyrics of 'Christmas Vacation" : 'But Why Did You Not Talk to Be' Instead of 'But Why Did You Not Talk to Me'
- Matrix / Run-out groove (Side 1): NAR-026-A "50/50 IS REALLY NIFTY" L-21314
- Matrix / Run-out groove (Side 2): NAR-026-B "70/40 WITH A COUPLE 10 LEFT OVER FOR BILL" L-21314
The record has some pretty significant wear and tear. There are numerous scratches and / or smudges visible on both sides. For the most part they look to be light in nature, but a few are quite long and there are a couple (shorter Ones) that look like they could possibly be more significant. The record may still sound fine, but there is bound to be some surface noise and/or some pops, clicks, and crackles, here and there. I do accept returns if the buyer is unhappy with the condition of the item, just please keep in mind when bidding that the record does look a bit beat up. G+
No insert was included with this album. Luckily the lyrics are printed on the back cover.
The cover still looks good but it does also have a bit of wear and tear. There is some minor ring wear visible at the top and bottom center area of the front and back. There are a few veins here and there, mostly short and near the corners or edges, but there is also one long one (about 4 to 5 inches) on the back cover. (see pictures) There are also a few small spot stains here and there. Most are very small and/or pretty faint. The corners are still pretty good with only very minor wear. The top left corner has a very small and very slight bend. The spine edge has significant wear and tear with a good portion of the title text worn away. The band name is still intact but half of the album title is worn away and the raw cardboard underneath is exposed for not quite an inch. (see pictures) The same goes for the "New Alliance Records" text on that edge. Overall the cover still looks better than you would think after reading all the damage that I just described. But because of the rips on the spine text and the faint spot stains I can't grade it better than G+
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