Jon Hassell AKA DARBARI JAVA Magic Realism LP Jem Editions EG First Edition

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The product is a first edition LP titled "aka darbari java magic realism" by artist Jon Hassell, released in 1983 under the record label Jem Records Editions EG. 
Catalog Number EGED 31
The vinyl record plays at 33 RPM and comes in a paper sleeve with original cover in excellent condition. 
Produced by Jon Hassell and Dan Lanois, this LP falls under the genre of Dance & Electronica, embodying the style of the 1980s.
Condition is near mint minus for disc and VG+ for sleeve, which does have a small pen mark and original price tag from Apple Records of San Antonio Texas.  
This first edition LP is a valuable addition to any music collector's vinyl records collection.
Buying Multiple records? Additional shipping is $1.00 per disc. 

Records will be packaged securely and carefully. I am a very experienced record packer. 
These records come from my late Aunt's collection who was a collector of new age music, instrumentals and modern jazz. All of her records were meticulously cared for over the decades and have been inspected by me, a record collector of 30+ years. More will be listed until all are sold. Any questions or additional information, please contact me.
The Goldmine Grading Scale

• Mint (M): Absolutely perfect. Usually sealed. The record has never been played, and the cover is pristine with no creases, ring wear, or flaws. 
• Near Mint (NM or M-): Nearly perfect. The vinyl retains its original gloss. The cover is free of wear, creases, or splits. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Very Good Plus (VG+): Close to like-new. The record may have slight scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. The cover may show minor signs of handling or age. [1]
• Very Good (VG): A well-loved, very playable copy. Surface noise will be noticeable during quiet passages or between tracks, but there will be no skips. The cover will show obvious wear, slight ring wear, or minor seam splits. [1, 2]
• Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Significant wear. The record will play through without skipping but will have heavy surface noise, groove wear, and scuffs. Covers will have heavy ring wear, writing, or major seam splits. [1]
• Fair (F) / Poor (P): Heavily damaged. The record likely skips, repeats, or is warped/cracked. Covers are heavily torn or defaced. Generally only kept as a collection placeholder for rare items. [1, 2, 3]