T2 IT'LL ALL WORK OUT IN BOOMLAND LP ORIGINAL UK DECCA PROG PSYCH

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T2 "It'll All Work Out In Boomland" LP, very first UK pressing on Decca (tZAL. 9703Pt SKL 5050, 1970). This record matches every single attribute pertaining to a first edition as can be culled from the usual online sources (Moore & Matthes Ltd. and laminate on the sleeve, label lacking the band name, -4W and -2W in the runout groove, 6-70 on the inner sleeve etc, etc. and so on). Cover is VG-, ringwear on the back, creasing, a sticker from the local import shop where this record was originally purchased, and issues at both top corners. This should all be clearly visible in the photos, and it should be easy enough for you to ascertain whether this is acceptable to you. The vinyl of course, you cannot examine for yourself. I am also grading it VG-. It plays with some noise, but I recently played it through with a friend and we both agreed it didn't detract from the experience in a serious way.  It has a series of marks and scuffs that suggest it was a favorite of the previous owner. The labels have spindle marks and a scrape on one side that would support this deduction. It comes with the original inner poly sleeve, as mentioned previously. This is by no means an archival copy, but if you appreciate some patina then bid away. Be sure to check my other auctions this week for some incredible and rarely seen records.
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