WATER INTO WINE BAND - Hill Climbing For Beginners (Myrrh) FIRST VERSION
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WATER INTO WINE BAND - Hill Climbing For Beginners (Myrrh)
Original issue first version, generally regarded as superior - with insert.
Condition (Cover / Vinyl): EX / EX+
Cover nice and flat, showing lightest evidence of handling and a very minor fold lower right. Folded insert is completely flat as new. Labels perfect, light spindle trails to centre, no wear. Vinyl superb both sides, well cared for, great shine, hard to see any evidence of playing. Original issue and pressing. Great album all the way. There are two versions of this release, the second one was re-recorded for the US market and is generally regarded as inferior. For more information on this, please click here (opens in new window). rare item.
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Grading: is generally per UK Record Collector standards and the cover will only be graded if it is specific to the record. All gradings are visual only unless stated otherwise in the comments above. If you wish to have a more full explanation of grades, look here - plain black sleeves or company sleeves are not graded. The photos were done using my A3 scanner which sometimes leaves the colours looking a bit washed out which may make dirty labels look slightly brighter.Sometimes a dot pattern or stripes shows and this is due to the interference of the scanner resolution with the dot printing of what is being scanned. It is also not that great on silver or gold print, making the print look fainter than it actually is.