Birtha, Can't Stop The Madness, 1973, Vinyl Record, 1st Pressing (See others)
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Can’t Stop The Madness, Birtha, Vinyl Record, Probe Records, 1973, Used.
I’m selling my record collection of around 400 vinyl albums from the late sixties to eighties. Many heavy rock and blues + others. Have a good look more and more being listed as I get round to looking, playing and cleaning them for grading purposes. My username is Jimsstuff99.
Can’t Stop the Madness is record 2 of 2 albums by Birtha that I am listing. It became part of my collection that I started in 1968. Most of my albums have been stored away upright in a cupboard for the last 40 years or so.
This album cover is gatefold. There is wear along the bottom edge and the edge where you take out the vinyl. The spine is readable. In general VG+ condition with just a few scuffs on the corners. The vinyl is very clean, even under a very bright light. Just a few small marks VG+.
Have a good look at the pictures. All of these old vinyl records do have light scratches and marks.
With all these albums I am listing I can’t listen to them all straightaway so if you want more information on a particular record please message me and I’ll give it a good listen and give you my opinion.
Matrix/Runout – A/2 B/1 Originally a factory sample so must be 1stpressing.
If you win more than one of my auctions then I can keep the postage the same £3.95 for up to 5 albums. Let me know if this is the case.
Happy bidding.
I am using the Goldmine record grading system.
Mint - The record is unplayed and still sealed (I do not use this particular grading on any record which is not still sealed!).
Near Mint - The record has probably only been played a couple of times (if at all) and may have a couple of very light marks which do not affect the playing quality at all.
Very Good+/Excellent - The record may have slight wear but should still have good sound quality. It may have some light scratches or light marks but no heavy scratches.
Very Good - The record has obviously been played several times and has either scratches or marks but should still play fine (possibly with some crackle).
Good - The record has been well played and has several scratches, it should still play but probably has lots of noise or even jumps or sticks.
Poor - Tatty and really only suitable as a gap filler.
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