Pulse- Don't Stop The Magic/She's Hot/SILVER CLOUD Mint

$ 33

$ 33 Sold For

Jul 1, 2010 Sold Date

Jun 24, 2010 Start Date

$ 9 Start price

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Description

Pulse (11) - Don't Stop The Magic / She's Hot

Label: Silver Cloud Records
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: US

Released: 1981

Genre: Funk / Soul/ Boogie

Tracklist

A Don't Stop The Magic

B She's Hot
Killer Track. Dance floor Mover. I love this record. Highly recommended!!!

Please feel free to trust my feedback ratings.

~Best wishes~
Andrew

RECORD GRADING

Highest grade used is MINT MINUS (M-), Where the disc appears to be flawless, and plays as such...
VG++ Denotes that there is a very tiny VISUAL scuff or small scratch on the record that is cosmetic, and cannot be heard
VG+ Disc has slight wear, a bit more visual abrasions, still a nice disc that some dealers would even grade as M-
VG Disc has average wear, and/or surface marks, will play with minimal 'ticks' (meaning the tick is never louder than the musical passage). Surface noise from wear is very slight, if present ( I always note surface noise if present) and does not distract
VG- Disc has wear, may or may not play better than the visual grade...Disc has scratches and or scuffs, and may have abrasions that "pop" (meaning the scratch is loud or louder than the music)
G "Good" disc has lots of wear, and has some serious visual abrasions. HOWEVER, it will play well enough to enjoy. Anything that sounds destroyed is not a "G" disc in my book.
Whenever a record plays better than the visual grade, it is noted via both grades (Looks VG, plays VG++)
If two grades are noted (VG/VG-) that means the "A" side grades VG, while the "B" side grades VG-
All other defects, such as cut-out holes,(co) stickers and/or writing on the label (sol / wol)and a warp (wrp) are noted as listed here. "nap" denotes that a described defect (warp, press bump, etc.) does 'not affect play'.

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