David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust Vinyl LP +Fairground Attraction

	£		37
	$		49

This David Bowie vinyl LP, titled "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars," is a piece of musical history from the 1970s. originally Released in 1972 on the RCA International label, this is the rare 1983 version relabled from NL83843 to the more common INTS5063. Making this rather an oddity. this 33 RPM record features English language lyrics and a rock genre style typical of the era. The 12" vinyl in black colour comes in a cardboard sleeve with original cover art, making it a must-have for any fan of Bowie's iconic music.

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-GRADING-

vinyl - Near Mint, no visible marks and limited centre hole wear as pictured. plays wonderfully, as per the video.
sleeve - Very Good Plus - limited storage wear to corners and edges as shown.

The Fairground Attraction 12” LP Vinyl Record, titled "The First Of A Million Kisses", is a classic piece from the 1980s music era. Produced by RCA Records in the United Kingdom, this black vinyl LP features excellent inlay condition and comes in a cardboard sleeve. With a speed of 33 RPM, this record is a must-have for collectors and fans of vintage music. The record showcases the band's unique sound and style, making it a valuable addition to any vinyl collection.



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All photographs and videos are of the item being sold, unless otherwise advised.

-GRADING-

vinyl - Excellent, limited visible marks and limited centre hole wear as pictured
sleeve - Very Good Plus, limited storage wear to corners and edges as shown. small compression mark to front, which is only visible at certain angles.


all as pictured. Sent in cardboard VINYL Mailer within 2 working days after day of payment.

Record grading is primarily based on the Goldmine Grading Standard, which evaluates both visual condition and audio quality. Here is the standard progression from perfect to unplayable:
Mint (M): Absolutely perfect in every way. The record is likely unplayed, often still factory-sealed, and the sleeve has no defects.
Near Mint (NM or M-): Nearly perfect. The vinyl looks glossy and may have been played once or twice, but it should have no visible marks or audible defects. The sleeve is essentially flawless with no creases or splits.
Excellent (E / EX): Often used in the UK, this falls between NM and VG+. It shows very light signs of use—such as a couple of faint surface marks—but sound quality remains high with minimal noise.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Shows signs of handling by a careful owner. It may have light surface scuffs or "paper marks" that do not affect the listening experience. The sleeve might show minor edge wear or a small "cut-out" hole.
Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear is present. Surface noise (clicks or pops) will be evident, especially during quiet passages, but it won't overpower the music. The sleeve may have ring wear, tape residue, or minor seam splits.
Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): The record will play through without skipping but has significant surface noise and visible groove wear. The cover is heavily worn with prominent seam splits and writing.
Fair (F) / Poor (P): These are the lowest grades. The record is likely cracked, badly warped, or has deep scratches that cause it to skip or repeat. The sleeve is often torn, water-damaged, or incomplete.