Man '2ozs Plastic with a hole in the middle' Dawn DNLS.3003 1969
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I am not a record dealer, just someone who has accumulated a large collection of vinyl in the 1970s and to a certain extent in the 1980s, and now has (sadly) to let my old 'friends' go to new homes (age and inevitable decay- me, not the records).
This appears to be a 1974 re-press (sunrise label, cover by Howards Printers)
I am not an expert on the grading of records, but I do know that 'Mint' and 'near-Mint' are, for all practical purposes, meaningless. Who buys a record and then never plays it? I adhere to the 'Record Collector' grading system as best I can within the latitude of interpretation. I bought these records because I loved the music and I played them, so some wear and tear is inevitable, I make no apologies for that. I will be as honest as I can about 'surface noise' and crackle/pop, but my advice is that if you own a £1000 deck and a £500 stylus, then only buy true 'mint' pressings or you will live in a constant state of disappointment.
The Cover is in excellent condition EX
Labels are clean and undamaged. EX
The vinyl on visual inspection: Side 1 No obvious flaws VG+/EX
Side 2 small blemish band 2 otherwise nothing of note VG+
The Matrices are: side 1 DNLS 3003A-1 *T stereo
Side 2 DNLS 3003B-1 *T stereo
The sound on playback .
Side 1- Some surface noise in the form of pop/click.. VG/VG+
Side 2- slightly better than side 1 VG+
If you own a 'high-spec' system, then this will not be for you.
Mint Copies of this version are allegedly trading at £30+ (source: Discogs)
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