The Beach Boys - Still Cruisin' LP Record 1989 Capitol Rock 33 RPM
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I will admit I don't have much experience grading albums so this album will not be lower than Good when it comes to the vinyl itself.
The cover you will see in the picture and I will let you judge that.
The vinyl sleeve may have tears or be unglued. I do not repair or glue them.
I have not cleaned any of the vinyl so there may be be dust or fingerprints. All vinyl is guaranteed to play and not skip.
If for some reason you are still not happy with the item, just contact me all items are 100% guaranteed.
Still Cruisin' by The Beach Boys is a 1989 Capitol Records release that captures the enduring spirit of this iconic American rock band. This LP features a compilation of fresh tracks alongside classic hits, including "Still Cruisin'" from the Lethal Weapon 2 soundtrack, "Kokomo" from the film Cocktail, and fan favorites like "California Girls" and "Wouldn't It Be Nice." The album blends nostalgic surf rock vibes with contemporary sounds of the late 80s, showcasing the band's versatility and timeless appeal.
Pressed on standard black vinyl, this 12-inch LP spins at 33 RPM and comes in its original cardboard sleeve with vibrant red artwork featuring crossed racing flags and the album title prominently displayed. Catalog number C1-92639 is printed on the sleeve and label, confirming its Capitol Records origin. This pressing includes a full tracklist of ten songs split across two sides, with production credits to Terry Melcher, Brian Wilson, and others. The sleeve also contains detailed liner notes that offer insight into the album's creation and significance.
A must-have for collectors and fans of classic rock and surf music, this edition of Still Cruisin' represents a snapshot of The Beach Boys' late 80s era, blending their signature harmonies with contemporary production. It's perfect for enthusiasts looking to expand their vinyl collection with a piece of music history from one of America's greatest bands.
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