Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath US '74 Warner Burbank Palm Tree Label VG/NM
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Mar 10, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 3, 2024 Start Date
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Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath US '74 Warner Burbank Palm Tree Label VG/NM".

Cover: VG. Ringwear on front sleeve, not so much on the back. Typical corner bumps and wear for items of this vintage. One small but significant corner bump (see close up photo) at top right corner on front sleeve. Having said that, the spines are very nice, really very little scuffing on them. Title spine is very readable (see photos).
No insert.

Disc: Visually Side 1: VG++.Under bright light if you look closely enough, there are 3-4 hairline scratches. Very glossy, close to  perfect.
Side 2:Visually VG+ .Under bright light, very glossy. About 4-5 scratches total. 2 are very visible (about 3 inches and they are paired up parallel together, but they produce no sound and aren't feelable ). A couple of minor pressing spots/anomalies scattered throughout this side and are not audible. A smudge mark located in the dead wax at run-out groove area/end of the side.

Audio: Mint. Side 1: lead-in groove at beginning has about 1-2 seconds of static that disappears before the title track begins. Noise  level in between the title track and the second song ("A National Acrobat") is about 0.5 out of 10 (10 being the worst)if you have it  cranked up really loud. In between that second song and the next one ("Fluff") there is just silence. And finally, noise level between "Fluff" and "Sabbra Cadabra" is back to 0.5 out of 10 again ,if the volume  is way up.
Side 2: at the first needledrop at the lead in groove, you have a 0.5 out of 10 noise level before 'Killing Yourself To Live" begins  which is of course obliterated when it starts up. Before the next cut ("Who Are You"),you have silence. This of course segues into  "Looking For Today", then after that cut, you have a noise level of 1 out of 10 before "Spiral Architect" begins. I'd call this a mint  playing disc. 98% silent backgrounds. Close to absolute perfection.


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