Peter Green - The End Of The Game (Vinyl, 1970, NM in VG+ jacket)
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General background -
This is one from my personal collection. I started buying records back in the '60s, probably bought most of my stuff in the late '60s and '70s. I carried on buying vinyl through into the '90s, but by that point it was more out of habit than desire - I always though of myself as "a vinyl guy" and although I was buying CDs by then, I grabbed any vinyl albums by artists I liked or was interested in. In a lot of these later cases they mostly never even got played. By that point I wasn't actually using my record deck/hi-fi much - if I bothered to play anything it tended to be via the PC and its own attached mini-system. When I last moved house around 2001 my hi-fi system got ignored and has only very recently come back in to use.
But when I did buy albums, I always took great care of them. I have plenty of albums that I bought over 50 years ago that could pass for new - unmarked and perfectly clean players. I've always handled, played, and stored my records carefully. Typically they've been stored properly in thick protective sleeves in purpose built cabinets, and I've always used good quality systems to play them on - in the past things like Pioneer or AR decks, and since the '80s a Roksan Xerxes/RB/OC9 combination.
After dragging my vinyl around for some 50-60 years, I've decided to finally retire most of it. I shall keep some old favourites, but other than that it will go. I've always felt that listening to vinyl should be a dedicated thing, and there are few occasions now when I feel like just sitting and giving a record the attention it deserves. Having a bit of digital music burbling away in the background while I'm doing something else is more the norm for me now.
This record -
Hardly played. I remember that when I bought it I was expecting to hear the Peter Green of "Then Play On" but this is a different beast altogether. I was totally unimpressed and it's just sat on the shelf ignored ever since. I played it through before listing, just in case my feelings had mellowed, and I don't feel quite so poorly disposed towards it now but still don't feel inclined to keep it.
Vinyl is very clean and bright. There is a small hairline running back from the runout on side two but it doesn't have any audible impact. Nice thick heavy vinyl, unmarked apart from that.
Lined inner sleeve is a bit wrinkled.
The jacket is clean and unmarked (vinyl cover all its life) but the lamination is ever so slightly lifting at the spine, and the lamination doesn't run right to the edge on the access side of the jacket so that edge looks more worn where the last couple of mm are un-laminated.
Still a very nice copy for a collector of the good man's work.
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