RAIN DROPS AND TEARS Cross The Bridge RARE ISLAND FUNK Trucker Man Records mp3
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RAIN DROPS AND TEARS Cross The Bridge ~ RARE ISLAND FUNK Trucker Man Records mp3
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RAIN DROPS AND TEARS
Cross The Bridge
ISLAND FUNK
Trucker Man Records BLP 001 ~ US Virgin Islands
Listen to excerpts from this amazing, Very Rare LP
I can not ascertain a date when this record was released but it appears to be circa 1970. Based on the type of deep groove indent vinyl pressing and the way the cover is made. Inside seams, roll over front color slick with a black & white slick applied to the reverse.
This record has only three sales recorded on popsike with the highest selling for $130: This copy is in better condition than any of the others sold and is way too rare to ignore!
Song Titles Include:
CROSS THE BRIDGE
WITHOUT HER THERE'S NO YOU
WE'VE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER
THEME OF RAIN DROPS AND TEARS
STONE ON STRINGS
LOVE MATCH
SHALEUR POUR LEVE
SPOUGE ROCK 'N ROLL
SWEETEST THING
NUESTRA COSA
UNIVERSAL KING
I'M IN LOVE
DISC Visual Condition: NM8
COVER Condition Description: 8.5/10 ~ Soft Corner Bump
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MT9 = MINT: Vinyl has no noticeable imperfections. Vinyl gloss is full. No label wear should be evident. Label has no major imperfections. Label should display full, original color, but may have a spindle mark or two.
NM8 = NEAR MINT (NM 8 or "M-"): Vinyl has a few minor imperfections. Vinyl gloss nearly full. Label wear, if any, should be barely detectable. May have a few minor label imperfections. Label should display full, original color, although it may be somewhat subdued. Record should play without surface noise.
EX7 = EXCELLENT (EX 7 or "VG++"): Vinyl has a few noticeable imperfections. Vinyl should display some gloss. May have slight label wear. May display some label imperfections, but nothing major. May exhibit slight fading of label color. Record may play with some very slight surface noise, but nothing too distracting.
EX6 = VERY GOOD to EXCELLENT (VG-EX 6 or "VG+"): Vinyl has noticeable, but not major, imperfections. May display some original gloss. Label can show some wear, but cannot have large areas of wear. Can have some noticeable label imperfections. Record may play with some slight ticks, pops and surface noise, but nothing that dramatically impedes the sound.
VG5 = VERY GOOD (VG or VG5) Vinyl has several moderate and/or one or two major flaws. Vinyl gloss may not be evident. Label may show wear. Label has several moderate and/or one or two major imperfections, such as writing, tears, stains, etc. Record play with some ticks, pops and surface noise, but nothing that overwhelms the sound. Label may be somewhat faded or discolored.
Look at the photos and check the audio clips. Although time consuming, this provides you and I with the best mutual understanding of what I am selling with the most accurate grading representation. If the audio clip does not appear in the listing try to refresh the page. Contact me if you can't see the pictures or hear the music. If this record is sealed, the winning bidder must instruct me to open it before shipping so I can check for critical problems, otherwise it will be sent AS-IS with no return privileges.
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Here’s the deal: I sell records and I want happy, satisfied, repeat customers. I do my best to describe and/or demonstrate the condition accurately. Many of the records I sell are graded VISUALLY only. I couldn’t possible live long enough to play each and every record before I list it for sale. I play selections from some of the records and attach a player for your familiarization and quality assessment.
I know there are a lot of new, first time record buyers out there who have very high expectations. If all you know is CD sound you’ve never heard ticks and pops while listening. Here are some of the many reasons you’re not happy with sonic quality when you buy records.
1. DIRTY RECORD: Records need to start off clean and be cleaned again before each play. Dust, dirt grime, vinyl fragments and other assorted gunk left in a groove on a record will be push in and ground into the sensitive grove, possibly destroying it forever. When records are played microscopic pieces of vinyl come loose and need to be removed before each play.
2. STATIC ELECTRICITY: Records get charged up when they’re moved. Whether shipping it across the country or pulling it off the shelf from your collection, static happens. Some of these random ticks and pops can be very disturbing.
3. WORN STYLUS (Needle) These diamond and emerald stylus’ are extremely small and they do wear out. How many hours you say? Hundreds if you’re careful, never drop it on a record, always play clean records and never play dirty damaged records. You can kill a stylus in a few seconds if you play a damaged, severely worn record. Actually the word needle goes back to the days of 78RPM records and Gramophones. It was not uncommon to replace these needles every play. Remember that a record groove is like the letter V – It is the job of the stylus to fit into the groove and react to all the vibrations that are pressed into the vinyl. A worn stylus can not read the entire groove, just the part it’s worn out fragment can get to.
4. TRACKING ERROR: The stylus is attached to the phono cartridge, which is attached to the heard of the tone arm, which is attached to the base of the turntable. Alignment is critical. Just like aligning the tires on a car. The tracking weight (too little and the stylus jumps all over the record, too much and you smash the stylus, bending it into irreparable damage. If the tone-arm anti-skating adjustment is incorrect, it will add slight lateral pressure to the tonearm, pushing it in our pulling it in or out from the center of the record. It is important to have this adjusted properly or you will experience your stereo signal out of balance or worse, skipping.
5. DIRTY STYLUS: As records are played the stylus collects junk from the grooves. A small fur-ball of oil, grease, smoke particles and dust accumulate on the end of the stylus and makes it impossible for the equipment to play the groove properly. People flick this stuff off with their finger, plow it off or wait for it to fall off. A stylus cleaning brush with proper fluid is the only right way to do this. It’s rarely necessary when only clean records are played.
6. BAD CLEANING TECHNIQUES: If you want to destroy a record rub it hard with a dry record cleaning brush or cloth. You may as well take sandpaper to it. The result is the same.
7. WHY MINT LOOKING RECORDS PLAY POORLY: Aside from static buildup and manufacturers defects there are a couple of common reasons: The actual tapes of the music sounds like crap and that’s the way it was pressed to the vinyl. Rare records and live bootlegs are frequently pressed this way; no other options. Otherwise it’s probably one careful play with a severely bent or worn stylus. While the record is playing the bad stylus is actually cutting noise into the record grooves with no repair possible. Hence, a Mint- records that plays like garbage.
SO WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? Visual grading can be misleading but you’ll have a hard time finding any dealer who can play grade everything he sells, especially $2 and $3 discs.
HERE’S MY SOLUTION: I’ll automatically offer a sound sample on some of the more interesting and unusual records. I’ll post a condition sample on ANY LISTING if you ask.
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