Lucifer's Friend, Where the Groupies. Krautrock Prog LP
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Description
Lucifer's Friend, Where Groupies Killed the Blues
Original German Swirl Vertigo 6360 602 D from 1971.
Very rare fantastic progressive hard rock LP, by far their best LP - includes poster insert (M-).
Produced by Conny Plank.
NM / EX (Record / Cover)
Beautiful near mint (better than M-, almost as new) record plays near mint to mint (99%) from start to finish.
Fantastic sound quality.
Nice flat disc has name on one label, otherwise the labels are clean with no spindle marks.
EX cover has nice M- to M-- surfaces on front and back; flaws include light edge wear,
small creasing along the spine, and areas of wear on black part of front edge of spine,
there is a minor bend mark at the back center where the the record goes in.
The shipping charge includes air mail and strong secure packing materials using cardboard mailers and double inserts.
Overseas shipping also includes extra packing to protect the LPs from airport conveyor systems.
US shipping will be $7.00 for the first LP & $1.50 each after that. Canada & Mexico will be $7.50 for the first LP & $2.00 each after that.
Airmail rates for the UK & Europe will be $14.50 for the first LP & $3.50 each after that.
Airmail for Japan, Korea, Australia, Africa, Taiwan, Hong Kong & any South Pacific countries will be $15.50 for the first LP & $4.50 each after that.
For all locations, double LPs & multi record sets count as 2 or more LPs.
Insurance is available, on request, to US buyers for an additional charge & is recommended, especially on higher priced items.
The cost is $1.75 up to $50 value & $2.25 up to $100 value, $2.75 up to $200, and $4.70 above $200.
Seller is not responsible for refunds or replacement of damaged or lost items that are not insured.
I have never sent a package that has been lost or damaged in the mail. Just to be 100% sure, insurance is an option to be considered.
International bidders may also want to consider registered mail at a cost of $11.00. Good luck and have fun bidding. Dan
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