Regulator Watts THE MERCURY EP Vinyl Record — w/WINSLOW card — FUGAZI LUNGFISH
  $   30

 


$ 30 Sold For
Dec 7, 2019 Sold Date
Dec 22, 2017 Start Date
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Description



Vinyl is VG+ easy. The cover is a single sheet fold over and the record sits in the crease. Because of the thin nature of this jacket, the front has some light creasing where the record pressed against it and along the top from general storage. But there are no bends in the creasing if that makes sense. You can easily correct this by placing the jacket under some heavy books. Also comes with the Winslow card that was put in the package when the song was not placed on the record jacket or label.

The songs' lyrics are on the record's center label. Obviously, "Los Angeles" is an instrumental as no lyrics appear on the label.

Here is a petty accurate review published in discogs by notec.
LIKE THEIR BRETHREN before them (FUGAZI, LUNGFISH), this trio make the right noise and delivers it in heavy doses. Take song two for instance —"Los Angeles"—off this four song EP: total primal, subterranean shuffle that plays as the perfect soundtrack for the city described. No words need apply. Guitar rock sans drone exacting precise crunch and chilling riffs. Songs with words tend to be on the shout which I find to be very energizing mostly tho (sic) it's their wordless tracks that work best because their work ethic appears genuine and inspired with just the right amount of bravado. I anxiously await a long player from these guys (recorded in the WGNS garage by G. Turner; except song 4 mysteriously titled "Winslow" recorded at The Blackcat Club by D. Kallmeyer).

PACKING AND SHIPPING

  • See my feedback when it comes to shipping and packaging!
  • All of my records come in NEW vinyl mailer boxers (well, sometimes I recycle the really good, expensive mailers) 
  • Records come wrapped in bubble wrap with cardboard sleeves on the outside and again wrapped with extra shrink—that's to keep the records tight so the seams don't split with sliding records
  • When applicable, I reinforce the record mailer with extra cardboard “planks” around the corner edges of each side. 


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