Fake BBC Transcription LP In Concert 344 - In Concert Jethro Tull
  £   20
  $   27

 


£ 20 Sold For
Jun 26, 2022 Sold Date
Jun 19, 2022 Start Date
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Fake BBC Transcription LP In Concert 344 - In Concert Jethro Tull


There is no Cue sheet (there never is with these bootleg 'black label' records)
Side 1 In Concert Jethro Tull at the Hammersmith Odeon, London introduced by Richard Skinner (29' 43")
Side 2 In Concert Jethro Tull at the Hammersmith Odeon, London part two (29' 48")


The recording quality is just as good as the original 'green label' Transcription Service record.

See the Photo's for condition of the sleeve which is pretty good

This record looks clean with no scratches but may have a little surface noise (actually hardly any) having had some use by Radio Stations
The genuine Transcription LP's were sent to radio stations all over the world. For a fee they would be able to broadcast the programmes on the LP a number of times over a period of about 3 years denoted by the expiry date. The LP was then supposed to be destroyed or returned to the BBC in London. A number of studio / station managers or DJ's must have decided the LP's were too good to throw away!  The BBC Transcription Service boast that they supply upwards of 200 Radio stations so the print run of these LP's is probably in that order. As many Radio Stations dutifully did as the BBC asked few of these LP's survived.
THE small print: Please read - -
If you buy more than one LP and the combined value is less than £50 then wait for an invoice as it costs the same to post two as one . However if the value is £50 or greater the cost is nearly twice that which I have shown so there is little room for a saving. This is because the Post Office compensation is only up to £50 on 'signed for' and for comensation above £50 parcels have to be sent by special 'next day' delivery.

If you buy the record 'by mistake' or simply to record the tracks and no longer want it - - then sell it on eBay yourself, give it to a charity shop but don't ask to return it.  You will be listed as a 'time waster'.
However - - -
If the item is not as described you will, of course get a full refund.
If the item arrives damaged I refund the cost AFTER a photograph is emailed, via Ebay messaging, showing the damage (there are instances when a buyer says an item is damaged when, in reality, it arrived safely, to fraudulently obtain a refund)

 If you have any questions about the item please ask. I don't mind providing additional pictures/ or information if required.

Thanks for looking


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