The Dog That Bit People Parlophone UK orig 1st PRESS perfect Nm disc / VG sleeve
£
825
$
1,093
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Hi and thanks for looking, listing records from my collection, I paid more than my asks for most, I tended to only buy near mint discs, the odd time I may have improved the sleeves. I will be listing over the coming days a few a day, sixties, seventies krautrock, post punk, punk etc. Please study my feedback and you will see i grade accurately, I have 2 halogen lamps and I check in sunlight, many I've only played a handful of times as I taped. I give all the grades and matrix on the info thing and below
DISC: Barely played, NM, I checked it plays fine, as good a new and FLAT!!
MATRIX: YEX 830-1G STAMPER G 1 (side 2) MATRIX: YEX 829-1G STAMPER G 1 (side 1)
LABELS: again as new, I have put a couple of finger marks on taking photos.
SLEEVE: VG, would be Ex but pulled original price sticker off and have restored the damage and the sticker loose
INNER: Ex
EXTRA COMMENTS: Rare UK album, the disc is perfect, go find a better one. If you think my ask is too high, let me know, I tried to pitch it fairly with this buyer protection and half the ask of the other copy on here. This from anthems in albion, the funniest blog online when you get into the late 100's.
Consisting mostly of members of Locomotive that weren't Norman Haines, this group of Brummie rockers issued one album that is now the most collectable on Parlophone that isn't by (again) Norman Haines, or the Beatles. Musically, this is clearly above average shit with good tunes, great playing, solid vocals, lovely sound and tons of space. The albums starts beautifully with "Goodbye Country", a catchy track with gorgeous Mellotron strings, but nothing else on the LP quite matches that until the fifth track in, "Cover Me In Roses", another Mellotron-soaked beauty.
Monetary value: £1,200
Musical value: a couple of terrific tracks at least
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