LOLA ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI MODERN JAZZ QUARTET- RARE ORIG '64 STEREO LP NZ DECCA
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ATTENTION US BIDDERS, **PLEASE IGNORE THE $4 POSTAGE PRICE THAT EBAY FORCES ME TO PUT - IF YOU DONT WANT TO PAY MY POSTAGE PRICES THEN PLEASE DONT DO ANY SORT OF BIDDING. THANKS. POSTAGE TO THE US IS $19 FOR THE 1ST LP. $21 FOR TWO LPS AND THEN $5 PER LP AFTER THAT. IF YOU WIN AND PAY THE $4 ONLY THEN I WIL HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO REFUND YOUR MONEY AND CONTACT EBAY. THANKS FOR UNDERSTANDING. PLEASE WAIT FOR ME TO SEND AN INVOICE BEFORE PAYING. AND BUYERS IN NZ AND AUSTRALIA THE POSTAGE WILL BE A BIT CHEAPER ALSO. ($14 FOR AUSTRALIA AND $9 FOR NZ)
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Q: So why is a New Zealand pressing so good?
A: Well its a well known fact that here in NZ we used heavier vinyl in our pressing plants in the 50s' 60's 70's & 80's, which is why NZ pressings have a much richer sound than a lot of other pressings. If you search the www. you'll find a lot of discussion on the topic (especailly from Classical and/or Beatles afficiandos) who all will attest that NZ copies of their vinyl are primo. (and if you don't believe me, look for yourself) And of course all our vinyl (rock, pop and classical) were all pressed at the same plants with the same heavy vinyl. So when you get a NZ pressing you can be happy it will be a nice rich one compared to many other bigger countries that skimped on their vinyl.
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ARTIST & TITLE: LOLA ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOWSKI MODERN JAZZ QUARTET- RARE ORIG '64 STEREO LP NZ DECCA
VINYL PRESSING: NZ PRESSING
LABEL: DECCA
CAT # SKLM 4644
VINYL CONDITION: EX-/VG+. MOST WOULD CALL THIS A STRAIGHT EX- BUT I AM VERY HARD ON MY GRADINGS SO I WILL SIT ON THE FENCE. HAS LIGHT PAPER SCUFFS BUT NOTHING THAT IS MENACING. I PLAYED THIS ON MY STEREO NICE AND LOUD AND IT SOUNDED GREAT, THERE WAS A LITTLE BIT OF SURFACE NOISE IN THE REALLY QUIET BITS BUT A GOOD WASH WILL MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE. OTHERWISE IT SOUNDED GREAT. VERY NICE.
COVER CONDITION: VG+ HAS FLIPBACK COVER WHICH MEANS ITS AN ORIGINAL 64 PRESSING.
ADDITIONAL INFO: JUST SAW THE UK VERSION OF THIS SELL FOR 100 QUID- so mines is a steal at the price. AND REMEMBER ITS AN ORIGINAL 1964 *STEREO* PRESSING ON NICE HEAVY NZ VINYL - SO IT WILL SOUND AS GOOD AS A UK ONE (IN MY OPINION) FOR A FRACTION OF THE PRICE! HAS THE ORANGE DECCA LABEL (WHICH NZ USED FOR DECCA RECORDS IN THE EARLY 60S) - THIS IS A GENUINE FIRST PRESSING
PLEASE IGNORE ANY POSSIBLE GLARE IN THE COVER - IT WOULD BE JUST THE CAMERA FLASH.
ALL LPS HAVE VINYL KEPT IN THEIR PROTECTIVE INNER SLEEVE BUT TAKEN OUT OF COVER (TO STOP IT FROM SPLITTING) THEN WRAPPED IN A PLASTIC SLEEVE BEFORE BEING PACKED IN RIGID CARDBOARD FOR TRANSIT.
POSTAGE: $19 WORLDWIDE FOR 1 LP OR $22 FOR TWO LPS AND $5 PER LP" AFTER THAT.
**PLEASE IGNORE THE $4 POSTAGE PRICE THAT EBAY FORCES ME TO PUT - IF YOU DONT WANT TO PAY MY POSTAGE PRICES THEN PLEASE DONT DO ANY SORT OF BIDDING. THANKS. PLEASE WAIT FOR ME TO SEND AN INVOICE BEFORE PAYING. AND BUYERS IN NZ AND AUSTRALIA THE POSTAGE WILL BE A BIT CHEAPER ALSO.
FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS ======================================================================
PLEASE READ THE FINE PRINT BEFORE BIDDING:
GRADING: All vinyl is graded visually - I just don't have time to play all my discs before putting them up for auction however I will try to be tough on the grading, as I would prefer that a buyer was happily surprised, in stead of unhappily disappointed.
NM = Mint. No such thing really, unless its still sealed. or brand new, unplayed.
EX- = Excellent. Looks almost new. Possibly has one to two minors faults, and some evidence of having been played, with no audible defect.
VG+ = Very Good Plus. Has light scuffs and scratches but mostly inaudible. possibly can hear a bit of noise in quiet parts. Records with slight surface noise and/or scuffs fall into this category.
VG = Very Good. Has a bit more wear and tear, surface noise a bit more apparent, but still very listenable. Records in this category have more significant damage or wear.
VG- = More, distracting surface noise. Quite audible but good for singalongs etc ;-) Only used for rarites that you otherwise may not find.
G+ = Good Plus. Not really good, more like a dustbin lid, used really only for rarities and/or label fillers
FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS.
