LP Plague Mass - Diamanda Galas (STUMM 83 UK 1991 Double Vinyl LP) EX/EX/EX
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May 27, 2026 Sold Date
Mar 13, 2026 Start Date
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Description

Original 1991 Vinyl LP (Album)
by
Diamanda Galas
Titled 'Plague Mass'
*Pictures of actual record for sale*
Vinyl shows a number of marks (see photo's) but these look to be from the inners, they do not sound and are not scratches, this record has been fully play tested through both sides. 
Condition

Record: EX 
Sleeve & Insert: EX Superb Condition

Year Of Press: 1991

Record Label: Mute Records
Catalogue Number: STUMM 83
Format: 2 x LP
Country: UK


Track List A There Are No More Tickets To The Funeral B1 This Is The Law Of The Plague B2 I Wake Up And I See The Face Of The Devil B3 Confessional (Give Me Sodomy Or Give Me Death) C1 How Shall Our Judgement Be Carried Out Upon The Wicked? C2 Let Us Praise The Masters Of Slow Death C3 Consecration D1 Sono L'Antichristo D2 Cris D'Aveugle D3 Let My People Go




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Vinyl Condition Grades and guide

Sleeves are graded 1st, Vinyl graded 2nd so EX/NM means Excellent condition Sleeve, Near Mint Vinyl.


MINT - This means the record is brand new or likely unplayed.


NM - Near Mint means the record is in near perfect condition, it can show handling marks such as a light fingerprint, or a couple of non audible marks, most Mint records that are pre-owned should be graded at NM.


EX - Excellent which is similar but just slightly under NM, it may have 1 or 2 light surface scratches, or a few minor surface marks nothing that can be heard.


VG+ - Very Good Plus means that the vinyl will have evidence of careful use, it will show some minor light surface marks, but nothing deep or overly affecting sound.


VG - Very Good means that the record has been well used and not particularly looked after. In fact ?not very good? would be a better name? this is the most common grade for most peoples record collection from old. This will display marks and light scratches (feel-able by finger) to the vinyl, it should play without problem but will include some light clicks and background noise.


G - Good, this grade means well used, the record will still play but with noticeable noise and clicks, only worth buying if you have a cheap set up and love 'crackle & pop'.


P - Poor, this condition is rarely saleable! and unless very rare, it likely will not play properly without sticking, loud clicks and substantial background noise, this will also damage your player!!


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