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The Who – “Let’s see action” / “When I was a boy”, Norwegian release pressed in Germany, Polydor, 1971.

Record: visual VG- (a lot of superficial and medium wear. Plays through ok, with background noise/crackle, but nothing that looks too bad. Has a pop-skip on “When…” that probably would not be heard if a bit of weight was added – recorded with 1.75 grams)

PS: VG+ (mainly ring + a bend mid front + back ring and dirt – otherwise very nice with pretty sharp edges – usually more creasing at top as the sleeves are oversized)

Rare and very nice Norwegian PS. Polydor records were pressed in Germany and then sent to Scandinavia where the sleeves were made (99%). Most Polydor pressings by foreign artists followed this procedure in Scandinavia.

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Grading: All records are graded visually under halogen (very strong) light. All records listed should play well regardless visual condition, but please check the sound files as there might be something I have missed or something that disturbs you more than me. Grades used are: M- (my highest grade - perfect or near perfect) / EX+ (just a tad below M-) / EX (light superficial wear) / VG+ (medium amount of superficial wear, as well as the odd light scratch, but plays well) / VG (can have quite a lot of superficial wear and lighter scratches, but should still play well) / VG- (a lot of wear and scratches - if listed it either plays well or it's a rare collectors piece regardless condition). Grading is strict and made on the basis that it would be the kind of record I'd like to receive when buying (from a collectors point of view) rather than RC or Goldmine standards.

Soundfiles are taken from the actual record for sale - sound is better in real life, in 99% of the cases. I use a Rega P3 with Audio Technica arm and a Goldring 2200 needle. It is much more fragile/receptive than a Technics.

Shipping: All records are sent as registered/signed for mail. The are sent well packed in new cardboard fold-around mailers. Same price regardless how many you buy. 12 USD / 7.50 GBP. The actual prise (what I pay) for Europe is 8.50 Euros, Rest of the world is 11 Euros. Records are sent from Italy or Sweden, depending on where I am when payment is receive.

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