LP: STEEL MILL - GREEN EYED GOD
£
1,288
$
1,707
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STEEL MILL - GREEN EYED GOD
Includes:
Blood Runs Deep
Summers Child
Mijo And The Laying Of The Which
Treadmill
Green Eyed God
Turn The Page Over
Black Jewel Of The Forest
Har Fleur
Penny Farthing PELS 549 1975 STEREO
This is the sale of my 700 + vinyl LP collection. The vast majority of these records will be in excellent condition and all will have been played without any skipping. Sleeves will generally show more wear but I will try to describe them accurately. However, they have all been (well) stored for many years and in the absence of anything decent to play them on now, all condition gradings are visual. If anyone buys one or more of these and is unhappy with my grading, provided the buyer is being sensible and reasonable, I will accept returns for a full refund.
Vinyl: EX+ - no scratches/marks that I can see - looks pristine.
Labels - no spindle marks that I can see and no other marks , labels or writing.
Sleeve is in generally excellent condition with very light wear to the bottom edge. There is a tiny double on the front in the centre of the opening and both bottom corners of the sleeve have slight "bend" creases. No other tears, marks, writing or labels.
If anyone's interested and wants to see more pix/info, please let me know.
The LP will be packed in decent quality board packaging. The sleeve will be have a clear cover.
UK postage using Royal Mail 2nd Class. International rates for signed for / insured airmail as follows:
Europe/Russia: £20
US/Canada: £22
Australia/NZ/Japan: £23
PLEASE NOTE THAT INSURANCE/SIGNED FOR (IF REQUIRED) WILL BE CHARGED EXTRA
Collection from Guildford area if required.
Postage will be combined to get a better rate, if possible, for multiple purchases.
Having been asked by a possible bidder, I have just played both sides of this album (Rega Planar II / Ortofon) and can confirm the comments in the visual inspection; there is virtually no surface noise, just a small handful of light clicks here and there which could well be just specks of dust (I gave each side a cursory wipe with an electrostatic brush before playing but it didn't remove every bit of dust). It plays cleanly and clearly.
I was also asked about the vinyl colour and can confirm that although it appears to be black, with a bright light behind it, it glows red, which I understand shows that it is a genuine UK pressing.
