The Doors Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine 1972 Stereo Gatefold M
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I am selling some items like Records, CD's, DVD's, comics, trading cards and other collectibles. I have been collecting and have for over 15 Years of experience. So I have some experience and grading and selling. This week I will be listing some 1960's, 1970's, & 1980's rock vintage vinyls all original unless noted. Up for sale is Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine (1972) Stereo (8E-6001) from The Doors is a 1st pressing. It also comes with the original Gatefold cover, labels have the Elektra Butterfly Green logo. Tracklist:
Record 1 : Side One: A (Side One) 1. Break On Through (The Other Side) (2:25) 2. Strange Days (3:05) 3. Shaman's Blues (4:45) 4. Love Street (3:06) 5. Peace Frog/Blue Sunday (5:00) 6. The Wasp (Texas Radio & The Big Beat) (4:12) 7. End Of The Night (2:49)
Side 2 : D (Side Four) 1. Riders On The Storm (7:14) 2. Maggie McGill (4:25) 3. Horse Latitudes (1:30) 4. When The Music's Over (11:00)
Record 2: Side One: B (Side Two) 1. Love Her Madly (3:18) 2. Spanish Caravan (2:58) 3. Ship Of Fools (3:06) 4. The Spy (4:15) 5. The End (11:35)
Side Two: C (Side Three) 1. Take It As It Comes (2:13) 2. Running Blue (2:27) 3. L.A. Woman (7:49) 4. Five To One (4:22) 5. Who Scared You? (2:51) 6. (You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further (3:37)
Cover; (NM) Vinyl; (M)
This is The Doors second compilation that includes some of the greatest hits and the other half are picked songs that are considered hits that are rarely in a greatest hits completion. But two of the songs picked where not available in there albums and where released on as B sides on 45 as non singles they are Who Scared You recorded during The Soft Parade in 1969. And (You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further recorded during L.A. Woman sessions in 1971.Both of them have never been in another compilation only on The Doors Box Set released in 1997. They where released remastered for the first time for the 40th Anniversary and restored in there proper albums. As for Who Scared You? when it was released at the time it was a edit version and the complete version was restored.
The cover is an Near Mint condition do to being stored with a protective plastic sleeve. The record is an Mint condition almost doesn't have static when play from beginning to end both sides. The album cover has some flaws as it is Near Mint condition in a plastic sleeve has been preserve and stored away. The records have maybe a little scratche not very visible some I don't see more so it's Mint condition both sides.The records comes in a generic paper sleeve and does not come with the inner Elektra record sleeve. The Records don't skip on both sides when you play from beginning to end it has some very faint static, other then that the label of the record and cover has no writing, tape, moisture damage as it is clean.
Other then that looks decent even the labels are all cleaned. This is a rare compilation to have as you get two hard to find B sides. Get it at a low bid while you can especially in this condition this is a most have for a collector or a doors fan.
This is my record grading standards I use, if you don't agree let me know and I will change it or give me your opinion. If you don't like my grading system then do not bid or think before bidding. When you bid like I said bid with confidence.
RECORD GRADING GUIDELINES FOR VINYL RECORDS:
Mint (M): Perfect. I will only use this for a brand new, sealed item. Near Mint (NM): A nearly perfect record. No obvious signs of wear, though there may be very slight imperfections inherent in the vinyl pressing. Excellent (EX): This is a listing that may not quite be NM, but is just too good to be listed as any variation of “VG”. Very Good Plus (VG+): Record shows some signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Slight warps not affecting the sound are OK. Label may have some ring wear or discoloration. Very Good (VG): Record may have some light scratches and scuffs that may affect the sound especially in softer passages of the record, but will not overpower the music. There will be no skips in the record. Very Good Minus (VG-): Record will have scratches and scuffs that will affect the sound. The noise will not detract from enjoying the record. Very old records with significant wear will be listed under this classification. There will be no skips in the record.
FOR LP COVERS & 45 & EP SLEEVES:
Mint (M): Perfect. Again…a brand new, sealed item. Near Mint (NM): No creases, folds, seam splits, or cut-out holes. Only the slightest signs of handling may be visible. Excellent (EX): This is a listing that may not quite be NM, but is just too good to be listed as any variation of “VG”. Very Good Plus (VG+): Slight creases or signs of wear may be visible. May be marred by a cut-out hole or other indication that it was taken out-of-print. Very Good (VG): Creases, significant wear, and significant ring wear will be visible. No splits or tape. Very Good Minus (VG-): Creases, significant wear, and significant ring wear will be visible more so than on a VG cover. Splits or tape may be present. There may be some writing on the cover.Payment expected within 48 hours of winning bid. Item shipped on envelope. The Record or Records will be bagged and boarded and will include two pieces of cardboard taped to the front and back for added protection. I only ship in the US I don't ship outside, no international bidders, only US due to being asked to lower the shipping costs or for high costs. No returns or Exchanges, all sales are final. If you have any questions contact me. Thank you and happy bidding to all.
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