Lost In Translation Soundtrack - 2xLP RSD Deluxe Edition -Limited Edition - 2024
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Description
Item Description
This RSD 2024 deluxe limited edition (RSD website indicates 5000 pressed) includes a bonus LP curated by original supervisor Brian Reitzell featuring additional tracks included in the film (but not on the original soundtrack) from Peaches, The Chemical Brothers and more, as well as the instrumentals from the famous karaoke scenes in the film. (The first LP presents the soundtrack as it was originally released.)
Includes small replica "Park Hyatt Tokyo" message card in a small white envelope (132 x 92 mm).
Obi strip wrapped around outer jacket, under shrinkwrap, states:
Record Store Day
Limited Deluxe 2LP Edition
Includes:
Double LP Featuring Previously Unreleased Karaoke Versions From the Film and Additional Music Composed by Brian Retzell (...)
Front cover states:
A film written and directed by Sofia Coppola
Lost In Translation
Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack
Back cover:
(P) & (C) 2024, 2003 Emperor Norton Records (except photos Lost In Translation Inc.)
Inner sleeves:
(C) 2003 Emperor Norton Records (except photos Lost In Translation Inc.)
Inside spine prints line of dialogue from the film:
"Let's never come here again because it would never be as much fun"
No hype sticker.
Grading
Vinyl - NM Played once. Plays great!
Sleeve - EX The sleeve is in overall Excellent condition. It did take a hit in transit when I first bought this new and has caused a crease on the bottom left corner which reached through to the inner sleeve as well as dings on the other corners (see pics). Obi is as new as is the 'Park Hyatt' message card.
Grading Definition
Mint (M): The record is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound. The cover and any extras are also perfect.
- Near Mint (NM or M-): A nearly perfect record. It has likely never been played and shows only the most minimal signs of handling.
- Excellent (Ex): The record shows some signs of having been played, but there's very little loss in sound quality. Packaging may show slight wear.
- Very Good Plus (VG+): Shows signs of being played and handled, but with good care. Defects are mostly cosmetic and don't affect playback.
- Very Good (VG): The record has been played many times and shows more wear than a VG+. Surface noise and light scratches are more pronounced.
- Good (G or G+): Playable without skipping, but sound quality has noticeably deteriorated. Expect significant surface noise, scratches, and potentially distortion.
- Fair (F) / Poor (P): The record is badly warped or damaged, won't play through without skipping, or is otherwise unplayable
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