LYNYRD SKYNYRD - Street Survivors & ROSSINGTON COLLINS BAND 2 Albums Play Tested

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Two albums, 2 LPs, – the last Lynyrd Skynyrd album before the airplane crash and an album by the band survivors – the Rossington Collins Band.   

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s album Street Survivors was released on October 17, 1977  and three days after their chartered airplane crashed killing killing three band members and severely injuring most who survived the crash. The original cover sleeve for Street Survivors had featured a photograph of the band engulfed in flames. After the plane crash, this cover became highly controversial and was withdrawn and replaced  with a similar image but without the flames.

1/ LYNYRD SKYNYRD - Street Survivors 1977 Australian original vintage issue with the original flames cover.

Vinyl Grade: EX, lovely gloss, no scratches, has a few light faint trace/hairlines only.   

Sound Quality: EX, plays and sounds excellent, does have a little faint background surface noise noticeable in places, mainly intros, no pops/clicks/ticks, fully play tested and sounds fine.

Cover: NM, near mint gatefold cover, flat, no damage, only very light edge wear. Labels have some spindle wear. Includes original insert.

2/ ROSSINGTON COLLINS BAND - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere 1980 Australian original vintage issue 

Vinyl Grade: +EX, lovely high gloss, no scratches, one or two faint trace/hairlines only.   

Sound Quality: +EX, excellent, plays with no noticeable surface noise, no pops/clicks/ticks, fully play tested and sounds fine.

Cover: VG, has some ring wear, no damage, includes inner sleeve with lyrics. 

Records graded directly under very bright table light for the visual grade. Sound quality checked by playing to ensure that visual grade and sound quality are consistent. 

Mint M and Near Mint NM: Looks perfect as new. N and NM is only appropriate for new reissue records and not for vintage vinyl that has been played, regardless of how perfect it may look.

Excellent Plus +EX: Lovely gloss, no visible scratches, scuffs or marks. Has been played but has been handled well and still in great condition. (highest grade that I use for vintage vinyl)

Excellent EX: Lovely gloss, shows some slight signs of wear, including light trace/hairlines from the inner sleeve, light scuffs or very light marks that you would not expect to hear as surface noise. 

Very Good Plus +VG: Shows a few more very light marks than is allowable for EX so not quite EX. These signs of use would be expected to cause some light surface noise but not to detract from the music.

Very Good VG: Shows light scratches and marks and some that you would expect to cause surface noise, especially in soft passages, between tracks and during a song?s intro and ending but not so much as to overpower the music which can still be enjoyed.

Very Good Minus -VG: Shows significant wear and marks that you would expect to cause noticeable surface noise that detracts from the music.

Good G: In the record world, 'Good' is not good! From here on down (Fair, Poor), we're talking about beat-up records lacking much of the original gloss and with many scratches and marks that you would expect to cause very noticeable surface noise and clicks/pops that seriously detract from enjoyment of the music. 

Postage: I package very very well and only charge the actual Aust Post cost. International post currently not available because of the delays with sending parcels overseas. 

Pleased to combine posting: 1 record is $8.95, 2 or 3 records is $12.20, 4 records to about 9 records is $15.35.