SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE The Rising Tide LP Original Press Green Vinyl, 2000 Issue

$

50

Welcome to another quality DTD sales extravaganza, bringing you yet another "rare good deal". On today's docket is the original US Pressing of the final LP from Sunny Day Real Estate called The Rising Tide, originally released in 2000. In the US the LP was first printed on the Time Bomb label and given the catalog number of: 70930-43541-1. This was my personal copy, purchased new, played once, and always stored in a plastic sleeve.
The albums are in near mint shape - the vinyl is super glossy and they are free of marks or scratches. The original pressings were printed on swanky clear green vinyl! The cover is in wonderful shape too - all seams are intact and corners look solid. The cover itself shows little to no wear, I moved it from original shrink wrap to a protective sleeve immediately. Grab this first pressing of their often overlooked final LP while it is still available for the taking and enjoy your sonic adventures and fulfill your collecting dreams!!! 

  Item details:
Artist: Sunny Day Real Estate Title: The Rising Tide Format: 2 x 12" LP Label: Time Bomb Records Catalog #: 70930-43541-1 Issue date: 2000 US Pressing - Original issue on clear green vinyl Stereo
Vinyl Condition: NM (grading guide below)
Cover Condition: NM (all seams are intact and corners are sharp and tight, cover has little to no wear)



Vinyl Grading Guide:

M/NM: I only use these grades for sealed records (M) or records that are opened but have never or have seldom been played (NM).

Ex: May have some very light scuffing from taking the record in and out of the paper inner. Should play with very little to no background noise.

VG+: May have some light scuffing from taking the record in and out of the paper inner. May have some inaudible marks or hairline scratches. May play with minor surface noise/crackle that should only really be noticeable at the most quiet parts of the record. 

VG: May have some more intense scuffing and hairline scratches. May also have some deeper scratches that can be felt and may cause popping and/or clicking, but shouldn’t skip. Plays with surface noise that is pronounced and noticeable but doesn’t ruin the listening experience. You can still listen to it and enjoy it, but it is both visually and audibly most definitely used. 

Good/Fair/Poor: I won’t sell anything with these grades unless they have high collectable value.