Rolling Stones, "Flashpoint" (C 47456) NM/VG SEALED Vinyl

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Rolling Stones LIVE album, "Flashpoint", recorded on the Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle World Tour, released in 1991. Unopened in original shrink wrap, no cut-outs. Features hype sticker. Record acquired by a Brooklyn-based vintage shop that specializes in vinyl from a private collection. 
Grading Vinyl graded in-store conservatively and competitively: NM - A nearly perfect record, never played. Never assigned unless a record is sealed. (Open records that look unplayed are graded down to VG+) VG+ - Some signs that the record was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. May contain slight scuffs or light scratches that do not affect play. VG - Light surface noise upon play, but will not overpower the music. No skipping. G+ - Surface noise and groove wear will affect play and overpower the music in some sections. No skipping. G - Surface noise and groove wear will overpower the music in most sections. Record may contain skipping in some sections.
Label: Geffen Records ?– C 47456 Genre: Rock/Rock 'n' Roll Condition: Vinyl/NM, Sleeve/VG (Several breaks in the plastic seal, bottom right corner is completely uncovered and corner bent, spine is slightly bent, see photos)
Track listing:
Side A A1 (Intro) Continental Drift A2 Start Me Up A3 Sad Sad Sad A4 Miss You A5 Ruby Tuesday A6 You Can't Always Get What You Want A7 Factory Girl A8 Little Red Rooster
Side B B1 Paint It Black B2 Sympathy For The Devil B3 Brown Sugar B4 Jumping Jack Flash B5 Satisfaction B6 Highwire B7 Sex Drive
From Wikipedia

Flashpoint is a live album by British rock band The Rolling Stones. It was recorded in 1989 and 1990 on the Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour and released in 1991. It was the first live album by the group since 1982's Still Life. It was recorded using binaural recording. This gives the effect that the concert audience is behind the home listener. The audience cheer track was taken from the Rolling Stones' 1970 live album Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!, complete with an audience member shouting out a request: "'Paint It, Black', 'Paint It, Black', you devil". The two studio tracks on the album were the last for bassist and long-time member Bill Wyman as a Rolling Stones.