The Allman Brothers Band - "At The Fillmore East" - SD2-802 (Most M- Sound) 1971

$

80

The LP sounds M- for all song play, side 1 song#3 has sporadic light clicks, side 3 start of  song #2 there are a few light/light clicks THEN after that these LP's sound incredible clean, there is  scuff marks in a few spots and a couple  of drag marks BUT these only impact the 2 areas that are listed above, EVEN with the scuff that might be there these LP's sound incredible still.!
The cover is an VG  visual condition grade with wear, also with original inner sleeve's. please see the pictures.
All records are $4.00 for the 1st record and $1.00 for each additional record when bundling for combined shipping cost, AFTER YOUR ITEM WINS PLEASE PAY WITHIN 48 HRS OF THE CLOSING OF THE ITEM, THANK YOU.
I am a critical sound grader, listening to both sides  with headphones on start to finish to bring you the details  of the sound condition of the vinyl before selling here --Truthfully, I  believe in honesty being the best policy so you're not surprised or  disappointed upon arrival -- the record may be a slight bit linty, I'll point  out where taps are on the description in (black & blue area) up above.
Martix Runout Information & Notes: Rights Society: BMI
Pressing Plant ID (Label matrices suffix): PR
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): ST-CAP-712223 PR
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): ST-CAP-712225 PR
Matrix / Runout (Label side C): ST-CAP-712226 PR
Matrix / Runout (Label side D): ST-CAP-712224 PR
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched, var.1): ST-CAP-712223C AT-GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched, var.1): ST-CAP-712225-C AT/GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side C etched, var.1): ST-CAP-712226-C AT/GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side D etched, var.1): ST-CAP-712224C AT/GP PR (AM)
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched, var.2): ST-CAP-712223D AT-GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched, var.2): ST-CAP-712225 D AT/GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side C etched, var.2): ST-CAP-712226E AT/GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side D etched, var.2): ST-CAP-712224D AT/GP
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched, var.3): ST-CAP-712223C AT-GP
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched, var.3): ST-CAP-712225C AT/GP
Matrix / Runout (Side C etched, var.3): ST-CAP-712226C AT/GP
Matrix / Runout (Side D etched, var.3): ST-CAP-712224A AT/GP
Matrix / Runout (Side A etched, var.4): ST-CAP-712223C AT-GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side B etched, var.4): ST-CAP-712225-C AT-GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side C etched, var.4): ST-CAP-712226-C AT-GP PR
Matrix / Runout (Side D etched, var.4): ST-CAP-712224C AT-GP PR
Label variation: Matrix printed on the label  has the "PR" suffix after the number.
Gatefold sleeve.
Auto-coupled release, Side A is backed with  Side D and Side B is backed with Side C.

[On the sleeve:]
Disreputable persons seen with The  Allman Brothers Band from time to  time - Rudolph "Juicy" Carter, Donald "Fat"  McClure, Bunky Odom, Tuffy Phillips, Carlos  Sound, Bobby Caldwell, Buster Lipham,  Phil Walden, Alex Taylor, Jon Podell,  Cowboy, and Sid Yochem.

Personnel on back cover reading left to right:
The Red Dog, Kim Payne, Joe Dan Petty, Mike Callahan, Willie  Perkins & Twiggs on the wall.

Recorded Live at the Fillmore East, March 12 & 13, 1971, by special  arrangement with Bill Graham.

Produced for No Exit Music, Inc. by special arrangement with  Phil Walden And Associates, Inc.

Capricorn Records, distributed by ATCO Records, division of  Atlantic Recording Corp., 1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.
© 1971 Atlantic Recording Corp. Printed in U.S.A.
NEW, Clear Plastic Cover Sleeve Included. VISUALLY the LP's will be in VG+ & EX+ condition with the  dead spots, quiet breaks in between songs being in mostly M- condition for SOUND  and mostly M- condition for SOUND while songs are in play.
I USE A VERY NICE, STURDY CARDBOARD PACKAGING FOR MY SHIPPING. I ship the next day after your purchase,  2 days at the latest.
Visual Condition Grades:

MINT     This record looks perfect, with NO flaws what so ever on the surface. It looks as though it had never been handled. No scuffs or scratches, blotches or stains. SEALED or opened.

NM, NM+/M-     This record appears virtually flawless. Very little wear can appear on the vinyl. It will play without any noise over any flaws, if any/ very clean vinyl.

 EX, EX+    This record will still sound very nice, there may be lite surface noise or a random few taps between songs -(no skips there or constant repeating taps), still sounding VERY clean through most of the record.

 VG+/EX-    Some scuffs will be on the surface. Scuffs that don't create long surface noise persisting for a long length of time--a bit loved and played harder than EX/NM.

 VG    Record shows wear, surface scuffs. The vinyl still has a great luster, but the flaws will be noticeable to the naked eye, maybe even a blemish under the surface of the vinyl not effecting sound. If the flaws/blemish don't cause any surface noise, the vinyl can still make the VG+ grade. 

 GOOD     A good record will look very well played, dull. However a Good record should still play. It will have distracting surface noise. Such as crackle that is continuous or some hiss. It will also have some loss of dynamics caused from grooves being worn. It should play without any skips or any obtrusively snaps or repeated clicks, caused by deeper scratches.