The Poppyheads - Cremation Town 7” Vinyl Sarah Records Sarah 6 Near Mint
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The Poppyheads - Cremation Town 7” Vinyl Sarah Records Sarah 6 Near Mint.


OK, Sarah Records enthusiasts. Here’s one of those Holy Grail records. This is a very, very nice, about as close to mint as you are ever going to find copy of Sarah 6 - the three-track Cremation Town 7” vinyl single from The Poppyheads. It’s jangle-tastic!


I have personally owned this record from new. I honestly don’t think I’ve ever played it more than twice (I was, and still am, more of a 14 Iced Bears kinda fella). This single is in excellent condition all round. The poster insert and the Sarah Records info docket are pristine - I think their first unfolding was for these photographs.


Vinyl is superb (noting that this was a 1988 independent pressing) and the wraparound sleeve is excellent, except for a slight crease at the opening. I’ve photographed this to exaggerate it. You can’t really see it most of the time, but I wanted to make this very obvious to you.


Overall, a solid 9/10 copy of this ultra-rare C86 jingle-jangle indie classic. Maybe even a 9.5/10.


All my records are preloved, but have been well cared for, mostly by me. The records I’m selling are either from my personal collection or from people close to me.


I sell all my records as solid player’s copies. They’ve been played, enjoyed and looked after. They’re not mint, still sealed, for collectors only etc.


I hope you play them, enjoy them and look after them, too.


Most of the records I sell are at least in very good condition. If there are any specific known issues, I will point them out. Please also study the photographs, as the item you see is the item you will receive.


These are used records, but never abused records. They might need a light cleaning; there may be some light crackles and pops. That’s vintage vinyl.


Most people totally understand this and I salute you for your common sense approach to collecting records. I’m just making it clear to a small minority of buyers who for some reason expect Spotify-type pristine digital sound from preloved vinyl records and complain hysterically when they don’t get it. They really don’t get it.


I’m selling some of my records for other people like me, who want a particular track, or who want to fill a little gap in their collection, or who are curious about a certain band or record.


Any other questions, please don’t hesitate to ask me. Thank you.


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