JIMMY EAT WORLD Bleed American vinyl LP Grand Royal 1st
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Jimmy Eat World – Bleed American (Grand Royal, 2001)
Here’s the LONG out of print breakthrough record for Jimmy Eat World. It’s been repressed a time or two (even those are difficult to find now), but this is THE original release on Grand Royal, the Beastie Boys label that released a couple of great releases (this and At the Drive-In’s Relationship of Command come to mind) before folding.
This is near mint. I had the CD and don’t know that I even listened to this through all the way. I’ll let the photos below do the talking for me. All around, this is a very nice package that is now VERY difficult to find.
My Grading Policies and General Remarks on Vinyl Condition:
I do not own a record store and I don't read Goldmine. I'm not going to try to be an expert on grading. Too often when I buy on eBay, people rate items as "Very Good" that I think are ready for the trash.
I do however take care of my records. Most of them were purchased new from independent stores or distros, and I have stored each in a plastic sleeve to ensure that each record remains in about the same condition. Occasionally, I receive a new record from the label or distro with a small seam split or a bent corner. If that's the case, I'll let you know. If it's used, I'll describe whatever visible flaws I see. If I don't describe a particular item, assume that it is in "like New" condition. Whether or not that makes it M, M-, or NM, doesn't mean much to me.
Shipping:
I charge a modest handling fee (included in shipping quote below) to help cover supplies and time. I always ship in cardboard mailers. Most of the time they’re brand new ones that cost me $2.00 a piece, but occasionally, I reuse a record box that someone shipped a record to me in. As a regular eBayer myself, I know the mystery of whether or not a record will arrive in good condition can be quite frustrating and agonizing. I make sure there is no mystery by telling you how I pack my records up front. I believe that my shipping charges are still about average, and you can rest assured that your record will arrive to you well-packed.
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