Jefferson Airplane After Bathing At Baxter's 1967 Mono US First Pressing NM-

$

100

I am selling some items like Records, CD's, DVD's, comics, trading cards and other collectibles. I have been collecting and have for over 19 years of experience. So I have some experience and grading and selling. This week I will be listing some 1960's, 1970's, & 1980's rock vintage vinyls all original unless noted. Up for bid is one copy of a After Bathing At Baxter's from Jefferson Airplane (1967 Mono) (LOP-1511), (UPRM-5522), US First Pressing, with the Black RCA label. 
Tracklist:
Side One: Streetmasse 1. The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil (4:29) 2. A Small Package Of Value Will Come To You, Shortly (1:39) 3. Young Girl Sunday Blues (3:33)
The War Is Over 4. Martha (3:26) 5. Wild Tyme (H) (3:08)
Hymn To An Older Generation  6. The Last Wall Of The Castle (2:40) 7. Rejoyce (4:01)
Side Two: How Suite It Is 1. Watch Her Ride (3:11) 2. Spare Chaynge (Instrumental) (9:12) 
Shizoforest Love Suite 3. Two Heads (3:10) 4. Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon (5:09)

Barcode And Identifiers:  Rights Society: BMI

• Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A, Variant 1): UPRM-5522--1S
• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, Variant 1): UPRM-5523--2S 

Companies, Etc.  Recorded At RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood Pressed By RCA Records Pressing Plant, Rockway
Credits: Cover (Album)- Ron Cobb

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• Design, Liner
  • Notes- Jefferson Airplane
  • • Engineer- Rich Schmitt
    • Photograpgy By- Alan Peppe
    • Producer- Al Schmitt
    • Written- By- Kantner (tracks: A1, A4, A5, B1, B4, B5)
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Cover; (EX)                     Vinyl; (NM-)

The record has no wear its Near Mint - condition but not quiet mint condition. When you play it in the beginning and the end it has light static but disappears on both sides doesn't affect play. Other than that it has no scratches when you put it in the light and the label is clean and bright. Does not affect play at all when you play, the hole indicates it was used on the a jukebox. The record does come with the original inner RCA sleeve. This is how it came when I bought it. I included some pictures I took, but the Gatefold has some shelf wear in front it has a small rip strip like it a small strip  of tape and that person took it off with a piece small piece of the sleeve. Other than that the record and sleeve have no ink or pencil,writing, tape, cracks, rips, moisture damage or dirt. 

This Jefferson Airplane's third album and second to include singer Grace Slick. It was recorded at RCA Hollywood, was released in a Gatefold cover with a printed inner sleeve. First pressings have the black RCA Victor label with dog "Nipper" at the top. In this album they had a heaver sound and first to experiment with electronic sounds. The album charted on Billboard top 200 at number 17 for 23 weeks in the US. It had to singles that charted on charts and did fairly well unlike it's predecessor. The album received a gold certification but did not go Platinum. So if you are a Jefferson Airplane fan or a vinyl collector get it while you can it is a rare find don't miss out on this chance especially since this is a Mono pressing.

This is my record grading standards that I use, if you don't agree let me know and I will change it or give me your opinion. If you don't like my grading system, then do not bid or think before you do. When you bid like I said bid with confidence.

RECORD GRADING GUIDELINES

FOR VINYL RECORDS:

Mint (M): Perfect. I will only use this for a brand new, sealed item. Near Mint (NM): A nearly perfect record. No obvious signs of wear, though there may be very slight imperfections inherent in the vinyl pressing. Excellent (EX): This is a listing that may not quite be NM, but is just too good to be listed as any variation of “VG”. Very Good Plus (VG+): Record shows some signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Slight warps not affecting the sound are OK. Label may have some ring wear or discoloration. Very Good (VG): Record may have some light scratches and scuffs that may affect the sound especially in softer passages of the record, but will not overpower the music. There will be no skips in the record. Very Good Minus (VG-): Record will have scratches and scuffs that will affect the sound. The noise will not detract from enjoying the record. Very old records with significant wear will be listed under this classification. There will be no skips in the record.

FOR LP COVERS & 45 & EP SLEEVES:

Mint (M): Perfect. Again…a brand new, sealed item. Near Mint (NM): No creases, folds, seam splits, or cut-out holes. Only the slightest signs of handling may be visible. Excellent (EX): This is a listing that may not quite be NM, but is just too good to be listed as any variation of “VG”. Very Good Plus (VG+): Slight creases or signs of wear may be visible. May be marred by a cut-out hole or other indication that it was taken out-of-print. Very Good (VG): Creases, significant wear, and significant ring wear will be visible. No splits or tape. Very Good Minus (VG-): Creases, significant wear, and significant ring wear will be visible more so than on a VG cover. Splits or tape may be present. There may be some writing on the cover.

Payment is expected within 48 hours of winning bid. Item shipped on envelope. The Record or Records will be bagged and boarded and will include two pieces of cardboard taped to the front and back for added protection. I only ship in the US I don't ship outside, no international bidders, only US due to being asked to lower the shipping costs or for high costs. 

No returns or Exchanges, all sales are final. If you have any questions contact me. Thank you and happy bidding to all.