Bill Ward - Ward One: Along the Way LP STILL SEALED 1990 Chameleon Black Sabbath
  $   60

 


$ 60 Sold For
Aug 12, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 5, 2012 Start Date
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 This is a factory sealed Bill Ward-Ward One: Along the Way LP. This IS NOT a reissue or remastered issue, etc. This is a 1st press Chameleon Records Pressing with the original cover. Shrink has a small tear in it at bottom edge (it's still very tight) tear really has no effect on the integrity of the shrink wrap. Bottom right corner has a small crease, corners are a little dinged, but all in all in great shape. This is an incredibly hard LP to find period, let alone still sealed don't miss out!!!!

A little history on this LP. In Ventura I frequented a record shop called Jailhouse records where I got to be on a friendly basis with the owners. I was one of there best customers and they use to put aside 2 LPs of all the newest metal at the time for me. Knowing I was (and still am) a huge Sabbath fan they set 2 of these aside for me. I don't have the open I opened anymore. But this became a really hard album to get. It wasn't in print for very long.

Ward One: Along the Way
is the debut solo album from Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward. Originally released January 10, 1990, and features a wide array of guest musicians, including then-former Black Sabbath band member Ozzy Osbourne. 

All the LPs I am listing are from my personal collection. I have been collecting for 37 years. Many are sealed. I have always bought 2 copies of a record when I bought one, one to play and one I never opened. Most of the opened ones I have already sold over the years (and some of the sealed ones as well) but for the most part all I have left are sealed LPs, rare opened LPs and Japanese pressings. I will be listing them a little at a time so keep checking back.

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