POOBAH-LET ME IN - RARE ORIGINAL PRESS 1972- OHIO PSYCH FUZZ HARD GUITAR LP

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Here is an original pressing of the LP “Let Me In" by Poobah,  RITE Records (Peppermint Productions, engineered by Poobah & Gary Rhamy) PP 1015, released in 1972.?

 Vinyl is VG/VG+ - A side has some light scratches/scuffs, but none that are deep or look like they would effect play (possibly surface noise, but no skipping).   B side has a couple light scratches and a couple scuffs, also looks like it would play with fine with some light surface noise.   In deadwax on each side, etched by hand - "30571 - RTE - 5360 (I think this is the pressing #) - STEREO - 2 - 12/28/72 - DB".

  A side label sticker looks VG++, just a tiny bit of wear, B side label sticker is VG+, with a bit of darker wear.

Sleeve is VG/VG+ - Has some staining (most likely water damage) along the right hand edge and corners.  Sleeve remains strong despite the stains, unwarped, corners strong, edges stiff, no splits.  Very slight wear to front cover illustration, tiny dark marks towards bottom (most likely from a darker LP cover being next to it on a shelf).  Back has the original glued-on collage, some light spots of wear.  Some of the staining can be seen to a lesser degree on the back.  Initials written in marker (half inch x half inch).      

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M – Mint – Unopened or just opened.  I almost never see a record that qualifies for this.

NM (+&-) – Near Mint – Record has been treated with care.  Free of notable scratches or abrasions.  Label is generally in great condition.   

VG (+&-) – Very Good - May have a couple light surface scratches or scuffs, but is very listenable and should not disturb play.  Label may have slight wear, writing or marks.

G (+&-)– Good – Record may have multiple scratches or small gouge(s).  May have significant crackling when played, but still listenable.  Label may be torn.

F (+&-) – Fair – Record has significant damage.

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