Dillinger / Roots Radics - Join The Queue (1982 Vinyl Reggae Record) NM OAK

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Sep 4, 2026 Sold Date

Jul 17, 2026 Start Date

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Description

Original 1982 Vinyl LP (Album)
by
Dillinger with Roots Radics
Titled 'Join the Queue'
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Condition

Record: NM (Near Mint) Both Sides are Pristine and Unmarked
Sleeve: VG (Very Good) General Wear but no pen or damage
Insert: -

Year Of Press: 1982

Record Label: Oak Sound
Catalogue Number: OSLPS 001
Format: 1 x LP
Country: UK

Track List
A1 Jennifer Naurd A2 Just Be Nice A3 Mr Mickie A4 Rub A Dub Anthem A5 Please Officer B1 Duddle Oley B2 Join The Queue B3 Know Me So Good B4 Papa Can't Help You B5 Johnny Raker

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Vinyl Condition Grades and guide

Sleeves are graded 1st, Vinyl graded 2nd so EX/NM means Excellent condition Sleeve, Near Mint Vinyl.

MINT - This means the record is brand new or likely unplayed.
NM - Near Mint means the record is in near perfect condition, it can show handling marks such as a light fingerprint, or a couple of non audible marks, most Mint records that are pre-owned should be graded at NM.
EX - Excellent which is similar but just slightly under NM, it may have 1 or 2 light surface scratches, or a few minor surface marks nothing that can be heard.
VG+ - Very Good Plus means that the vinyl will have evidence of careful use, it will show some minor light surface marks, but nothing deep or overly affecting sound.
VG - Very Good means that the record has been well used and not particularly looked after. In fact ?not very good? would be a better name? this is the most common grade for most peoples record collection from old. This will display marks and light scratches (feel-able by finger) to the vinyl, it should play without problem but will include some light clicks and background noise.
G - Good, this grade means well used, the record will still play but with noticeable noise and clicks, only worth buying if you have a cheap set up and love 'crackle & pop'.
P - Poor, this condition is rarely saleable! and unless very rare, it likely will not play properly without sticking, loud clicks and substantial background noise, this will also damage your player!!