Big Star Radio City/#1 record 2 L.P. Stax 78 nr mint
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Jillchal Records
Welcome to Jillchal Records. All records listed have been listened to and graded according to the Record Collector’s 2006 Rare Record Price Guide grading system of which a summary is given below. Please check feedback for the quality of goods and the service offered :I do not generally sell records below ‘Very good’ quality unless they are particularly rare and then their condition will be highlighted Discounted postage available for multiple purchases
Mint:- Record is in brand new condition no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. Cover and extra items are in perfect condition. Any sealed records are listed as mint.
Excellent:-Record shows some signs of being played, but very little lessening of sound quality. Cover may show slight wear and /or creasing.
Very good:-Record has obviously been played many times, but shows no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and light scratch. Normal
wear and tear on cover.
Good:-Record has been played so many times sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps some distortion and mild scratches. Cover has folding scuffing of edges, spine splits, etc.
You are bidding on a copy of the rare Big Stars 2 lp release on Stax 1978 Radio City/ # 1 Record in near mint condition
A two-for-one combo of the first two Big Star albums (they only recorded three). Heard side by side, #1 Record and Radio City only add further testament to Big Star's seminal greatness. On the first album, Chris Bell and Alex Chilton share songwriting credit, though each brings a remarkably different sensibility to the band: Bell creates pure pop nuggets ("Feel") while Chilton swaggers with reckless melancholy ("Ballad of El Goodo," "Thirteen."). After Bell's departure, Chilton took control of the helm for Radio City, and what a ride it is. While not abandoning Bell's penchant for pop, Radio City careens wildly through some of the most exhilarating music ever created, from the rave-up opener, "O My Soul," to the pure pop masterpiece "September Girls" to the whimsical ditty "I'm in Love with a Girl." It's too bad that Big Star didn't create more albums, but thank God they made the ones they did.
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