MISTREATER - "Hell's Fire"/"Baby Blue"(non-LP side) single(Ohio 1980s hard rock)
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MISTREATER-Hell's Fire/Baby Blue(7" single)(1980, 700 West Records): Two driving hardrockers(and the "B" side is a non-LP song!) recorded in 1980 at the 700 West studio & released on the 700 West label(which was the same studio/label that did the LPs by Primevil, Zerfas, and Sailor) by this Ohio band.
Maybe you know this Ohio hard rock band from its "Hell's Fire" and/or "Swami" albums(which I also have available for sale) and/or its appearance(s) on the "Cleveland Metal" and/or "Cleveland's Heavy Metal: Etched In Steel" LPs. I've got 'em all(+ the related singles by Scarem and Scarum, which were recorded around the same time)!!
This is a used, original 1980 U.S. pressing, which was issued in a plain white sleeve. According to my grading scale, the disc is graded visually as follows:
DISC: 6
Here's my 10-point grading scale, which I use to grade covers(where applicable) & discs VISUALLY and which
shouldn't be confused with or compared to any other grading scale, since I developed it independentlyof other
grading scales:
1 - A factory-sealed record that has never been opened & never been played. The cover & disc are like new.
2 - A record that was factory-sealed when I opened it to inspect it visually but did not play it. The cover &
disc are like new and unplayed.
3 - The cover & disc are presumed to be unused/unplayed/like new. To clarify, here are some examples(this is
not necessarily a complete listing): In the U.S.A., 7" records were typically not factory-sealed. And of
course, record companies in some other countries typically did not factory-seal their LP's. Also, I stock
records by some U.S. record labels that sell reissues exclusively and do not factory-seal their records.
Also, I was involved with the radio industry for decades, and it was very common for record labels to send
promotional copies of LP's that had not been factory-sealed to radio stations. And, at various times over
the years, I found years-old warehouse stock of quantities of promotional LP's(sometimes, several copies
of the same LP) that probabaly had never been factory-sealed, with vinyl that looked untouched/like new.
4 - Nearly new; the cover and/or disc show only slight signs of use; played very little.
5 - The cover and/or disc are in excellent condition(meaning the exact literal dictionary definition of the
word), and should please everyone except those who want only records that are in new or like-new
condition. The cover and/or disc have little wear; any imperfections should affect the sound quality only
in a minor way.
6 - Played often; visible wear and/or light surface marks or scuffs; maybe a passing bit of insignificant
surface or background noise in spots. The cover looks satisfying, despite some wear.
7 - Obviously played a lot. Surface marks & pops/crackles, and/or light-to-moderate surface or back-ground
noise, which will be heard mainly between songs & during any soft parts; otherwise, the music should be
heard above such defects & the vinyl should play well enough to enjoy, with no major defects(unless you
really dislike such defects). The cover is noticeably worn.
8 - Bad condition; very worn; many heavier scuffs and/or scratches; while the record is playable, pops &
crackles and/or background or surface noise will dominate throughout.
9 - While still playable, the record may be unlistenable(at least if you want to enjoy it at all).
10 - Unplayable. I guarantee that the item is in the condition described in this listing by offering a 100% money-back refund(including all postage costs) if the buyer disagrees. The buyer must contact me within 7 days of receipt
of the item & the item must be returned in the same condition. Returns will not be accepted without my prior
approval. If anyone buys more than one record from my current listings, I will ship the records together in one
mailer if I receive all payments within eight days of the end of my earliest auction. I've been selling records by mailorder worldwide since the 1980's, and I will ship this record--carefully packaged in a record mailer with protection inside around the record--worldwide: $4 for postage & packaging via First Class Mail in the U.S. A minimal extra amount will be added for each additional record shipped in one mailer anywhere in the U.S. Outside the U.S., I'll ship at cost for postage & packaging, per the buyer's instructions for any extras(registration, etc):
CANADA: $10
MEXICO: $13
ALL OTHER COUNTRIES: $14
In any case, tell me your preferred shipping method. If anyone buys more than one record from my current listings, I will ship the records together in one mailer if I receive all payments within eight days of the end of my earliest auction. Packages sent to countries other than the U.S.A. may be assessed customs fees by those countries; if you want to know if your country assesses such fees--and if so, what those fees are--contact your country's customs officials. NOTE: I travel to the Post Office to ship records only once per week, so packages may not be mailed until the end of the week FOLLOWING the week in which I receive payment, depending on which day of the week I receive payment.
If you'd like to see an all-vinyl list of some of the other 1960's, '70's, & '80's underground hard rock, psych, prog, acid rock, garage/punk, heavy metal, & private pressings I have for sale, contact me.
Mitch Capka/Kick Out The Jams International Music Mailorder
24/7 phone/fax: 440-716-ROCK
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