John Fahey-Blind Joe Death-7 Others-SOME SLIGHTLY WARPED-8 Vinyl Record LP Lot

$

100

This is a lot of eight records.  The vinyl of The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death is covered with light scuffs and light scratches. It is also SLIGHTLY WARPED.  A "thump thump" sound can be heard at the intro.  Otherwise, the warp did not seem to affect play.  Side one plays with some repeated sizzle.  Side two plays a little better with generally light sizzle.  Both sides have occasional light ticks.  The record plays through with no skips.  The warp did  not seem to affect play.  The record can be enjoyed.  This record is on the Riverboat label.  The labels show just a speck of paper loss at the spindle hole and a few spindle trails.  The cover has multiple splits, mostly at the bottom.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, a little creasing, some foxing/staining, and some surface wear with scratches/impressions.  It comes with the booklet you see pictured.  The booklet shows some surface wear and what appears to be bug damage to the last three pages as shown in the pictures.  
The Blind Joe Death Volume 1 is SLIGHTLY WARPED with a "thump thump" sound heard on the intro.  Otherwise, the warp did not seem to affect play.  The vinyl has very  light scuffs and very light scratches in addition to a couple of long easily seen but not feelable scratches over much of side two.  The labels are clean.  The record plays through with no skips and plays with sizzle and occasional ticks.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, short splits, a little creasing, and some foxing/staining.  
The Fare Forward Voyagers record is glossy with only light scuffs and light scratches.  The labels are clean.  The record plays with no skips with light sizzle and occasional ticks.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, is split almost completely all the way around, shows multiple creasing, surface wear with scratches/impressions, and writing on the front at the top right hand corner.  
The Days Have Gone By record is glossy with plenty of light scuffs with a small number of light scratches.  The labels are clean.  The record plays through with no skips with light sizzle and occasional ticks.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, lengthy splits, multiple creasing, some bubbling/eruptions, and notching at the opening.  
The Of Rivers And Religion record has vinyl that is glossy but covered in light scuffs and light scratches.  The vinyl is also WARPED.   It makes a "thump thump" sound on intro.  Otherwise, the warp did not seem to affect play.  The labels show some spindle trails.  The inner sleeve has a split at the bottom for about two inches.  It shows some rub wear with paper loss, creasing, and a cut corner.  The warp did not seem to affect play.  The record plays through with no skips with light sizzle and occasional ticks.  This is a die-cut cover.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, short splits, a little creasing, foxing/staining, a cut corner, multiple creasing,  and price sticker residue in the bottom right hand corner.  There is some notching with short tears on the right side of the die-cut area with a small area of paper loss on the back at the bottom left corner and on the front middle.  
The John Fahey, Leo Kottke, and Peter Lang record is glossy with plenty of light scuffs with some light scratches.  It is also SLIGHTLY WARPED  with a "thump thump" sound heard on the intro.  Otherwise, the warp did not seem to affect play.  The labels are clean. The record plays through with no skips with light sizzle and occasional ticks. The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, short splits, a little creasing, foxing/staining, surface wear with scratches/impressions, and notching at the opening.  
The Essential John Fahey is glossy with plenty of light scuffs and light scratches.  One of the records is SLIGHTLY WARPED  with a "thump thump" sound heard on intro.  The labels show some creases and spindle trails at the spindle hole on one record.  The warp did not seem to affect play.  Both records played through with no skips with light sizzle and occasional ticks.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, short splits, a little creasing, some foxing/staining. and notching at the opening.  
The Best of John Fahey vinyl is glossy with only light scuffs and light scratches, including a few long ones.  The labels show a few short creases at the spindle hole.  The record plays well with only very light background noise.  The cover shows corner wear, edge wear, ring wear, short splits, multiple creasing, foxing/staining, and surface wear with scratches/impressions.  
All records come with inner sleeves but they may not be original and may have splits and other faults.  All of these records have marks to some degree, but however many marks I have described the records as having, the marks are light and many of them are difficult to see in normal light.  This lot is a lot meant for playing and not archiving.  All records were play tested on all sides and the music can be enjoyed.