HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS - Hard At Play (1991) Vinyl LP Record. EXCELLENT+
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Description
Fully play-tested: The vinyl is in EXCELLENT condition, very close to NM. There are light sleeve marks visible under bright light but they have no audible effect during the music except lightly in the background for harmonica intro in the first 5 seconds or so of Build Me Up. Otherwise, just a few small crackles between tracks. I've included a 1 minute video of It Hit Me Like a Hammer to demonstrate the overall strong sound quality.
The album jacket is EXCELLENT condition with minor creasing.
The inner sleeve is in NEAR MINT condition with no seam splits.
This pressing is imported from Germany (many audiophiles feel these were the best pressings of this era). There were no American vinyl releases by 1991. All writing and labels are in English.
The vinyl has been cleaned, handled with audiophile gloves (not hands), and stored and ships in an audiophile-quality anti-static inner sleeve. I also always store and ship albums in a protective 3 mil. plastic sleeve to keep these precious albums in excellent condition. This costs me a bit more, but it's worth it to ensure a high-quality record stays as pristine as possible.
Rest assured that you are buying this from a fellow fan who loves this album and has fully listened to it and fairly graded. I want to respect your purchase and make sure this record is appreciated by the next owner. Check out my listings for hundreds of other albums from the 1980s and early 90s, including many rare imports, all in beautiful condition. I always combine shipping for only $1 extra per additional record. Please just add them to your cart and checkout all at once.
I always properly pack and ship records quickly (usually within 1 business day). I always check the competition before pricing these albums (as a buyer would) so I will add a note: please be wary of any sellers who don't provide actual pictures or play-grade the record itself. They shouldn't be considered reputable, as they haven't earned your trust or your hard-earned money.
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