At The Playboy Club Tonight Burns and Carlin, First Press Promotional Vinyl LP
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At The Playboy Club Tonight Burns and Carlin, Extremely Rare First Press Promotional 1963 Mono Vinyl LP. This is ONLY album by this short lived comedy duo. After the duo split up all rights were given to Carlin, making this Carlin's debut album. I would grade the album a [VG]. The record does play all the way through without a skip, surface noise will be evident. The jacket had seam splits and were taped very nicely. The seam splits are very common for this album that I have noticed while researching. The very little that sold, none of them were even close to being mint. The individual that did the taping were thoughtful and did a nice enough job that its not easily noticeable. The rest of the jacket remains in amazing condition considering age. No stains, holes, bends, folds, or creases to the jacket. Demonstration is clearly marked on the cover and promotional copy on the record, meaning this never it store shelves. A small stain does appear on the side two record label. I know this is much to read, but considering the cost I want to be detailed as much as possible, and I want you to be satisfied with your purchase.
Mint (M): Perfect in every way, looks to have never been played, should have that look just as it did when you pulled the record from the new cover at the time of original purchase.
Mint Minus (M-): A nearly perfect record and cover. This item should show no readily visible signs of wear, covers and sleeves should have no more than nearly invisible rings or other signs of slight wear and vinyl should still be completely glossy and shiny, just the very lightest hint of wear if it is tilted to very bright light.
Very Good Plus (VG+): This record will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled carefully by the previous owner. Record surfaces will show some light signs of paper scuffing or light scratches, that don't affect the listening experience. Slight warps that do not affect sound are OK. This disc should still contain much of its original luster and sheen. The covers and picture sleeves should also be in very nice shape, they may have light ring wear or other signs of wear, may have a small cut out hole, indention or stamping present. Also there can be non obvious writing on the paper goods.
Very Good (VG): Many of the defects found in the VG+ record and cover will be present but more pronounced in the VG item. Surface noise will be evident, although the record should play through without skipping or repeating. Groove wear will now be noticeable, scuffing and light scratching will be apparent, a scratch now can be felt with a fingernail. Labels will be marred with tape or tape residue, stickers or writing. The same will be true for the LP cover or picture sleeve.
Good (G): Good does not mean bad! A record in good condition should be placed on a turntable and it should play through, all though the surface noise will be evident. A cover or picture sleeve will have seam splitting, especially on the bottom seam or spine. Also there will be noticeable ring wear caused by the presence of the record.
Fair (F) or Poor (P): This record will be cracked, badly warped, and will not play through without skipping or repeating. The picture sleeve or LP cover will show lots and lots of wear, the seams will be split on all three sides barely able to hold the record. This item will appear near valueless, unless of course it is a rarity that may not be seen again.
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