Phish Driver b/w Mist from Farmhouse PREORDER Japanese 7" 45 Gray Vinyl New

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This listing is for a PREORDER for the recent 7" for Driver b/w Mist that accompanied the Farmhouse re-press by Phish. This gray colored variant was pressed to a limited run and originally only available ordering in a package with other items. I purchased this for myself as I’m a lover of vinyl records. It is new/sealed/unplayed. This piece was never displayed anywhere. It was  set  on  an  IKEA shelf which has  been covered by a drop cloth to keep out UV rays. I've provided images of all four corners for your review. This is expected to arrive to me in early July, at which point I will ship out to the person who purchases within a few days. 
From Phish:
When ‘Farmhouse’ was prepped for release on Elektra records in May of 2000, a Japanese edition of the album was created with two bonus tracks from the sessions: “Driver” and “Mist” aka “Mountains In The Mist”. Both these compositions initially entered the live repertoire as acoustic songs with “Driver” debuted by Phish in October 1998 at the Bridge School Benefit. “Mountains In The Mist” was first introduced by Trey in May 1999 on his acoustic and electric solo tour and debuted electrically by Phish that summer in Atlanta. Working with the Japanese label East West Japan, the ‘Farmhouse’ Japanese CD was released in Japan alongside the U.S. import. In an era of digital music, the Japanese bonus tracks soon made the circuit among fans worldwide just as the songs were gaining familiarity in live shows.
On the sleeve grading, I never grade sleeves as mint as you can always find some minor imperfection if you look hard enough.
Info  on  my  listings: Most  of  my  items  are new/unplayed, with  a  few  exceptions. (Check  the  listing  for  certainty  here.) All  items  have  been  stored in  a  climate-controlled  environment. Ships via media mail.
Shipping to continental US only. All sales final.
Please note that I ship my LPs either wrapped in bubble wrap, with padding on the corners, or in well protected mailers that have extra cardboard to mitigate sleeve damage. New vinyl records are not always perfect. Even new LPs will have the occasional pop or crackle, which is part of the charm of vinyl