THE ENJOYABLES northern soul 45 Shame b/w I'll Take You Back Shrine SR-118

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THE ENJOYABLES "Shame" b/w "I'll Take You Back"   Shrine Records 118-2   MASSIVE NORTHERN SPIN ORIGINAL ON SHRINE. HARDLY EVER TURNS UP. LISTEN. 
  CONDITION: 
record: VG, but some writing on labels

Please Note My Conservative Grading System:
I use the following grades:    M  (mint, new sealed records only get this grade),  
NM  (totally flawless but opened record - many other dealers would call this "mint", I only differentiate when the record is not factory sealed),
EX (only very minor signs of use)  
VG+  (a *high* grade from me, record may show minor signs of use, but is in overall great shape and should play free from defect),  
VG  (record may have some minor surface marks, but nothing that should detract from the listenability),    VG-  (may have a number of surface marks and may play with some noise, but still listenable and a decent play copy) 
G  (I rarely list anything with this grade unless it is highly rare and valued, may have many surface marks, but still playable without skipping)

  I have over 20 years experience in record dealing and grade conservatively. 
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Addendum concerning overseas shipping since this is my most commonly asked question: The shipping price is as stated by ebay's shipping calculator on the auction page. Many overseas buyers are unaware that The United States Postal Service raised rates in January. Rates are significantly higher than they were last year. The cost is calculated by weight, which includes the sturdy heavy box and filler inserts I use to guarantee a safe trip overseas. The weight of the packaging unfortunately bumps the item into the higher cost of shipping bracket. The USPS no longer has a sea-mail shipping auction. The cost quoted is for standard airmail delivery and is actually the cheapest method available. 

Addendum to answer questions received: I pulled the 45 out and gave it another spin on a higher end table. As I don't have a second copy for reference comparison I can do my best at explaining what I am hearing. I hear little to no crackle during the music, though it is obvious and apparent upon intro groove needle drop. There is a detectable bit of "distortion" that I am honestly not sure if it's the result of "styrene burn" or the hot quality of the original recording. I didn't find it objectionable or evident of excessive overplay. It basically what you hear in the video minus a bit of room echo and a bit brighter. The VG grade I gave is a play grade. There are numerous surface marks due to storage without sleeve, but the play is a strong VG. Thanks!