The Music Machine - Turn On 1966 w inner original deep groove Talk Talk garage
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The Music Machine - Turn On The Music Machine featuring Talk Talk as released on Original Sound LPS 8875 in 1966 from the US. Cover is VG+, very clean no cutout marks, great gloss on front slick. Minor bends to the corners on the opening side and the start of a small split on the top edge from the disc keep this from being perfect. Disc is VG++ looks great, with a couple of paper scuffs, but has nice shine, plays great. This is the original stereo issue with grooved black label and 11/66 on lower left corner on back. Includes the original Original Sound advertising inner sleeve which is VG+, with a creased corner, some pencil marks and a short split on bottom of sleeve. Included is the obituary for Sean Bonniwell from the LA Times.
on 11-10 changed picture to a non glare one
Shipping and Handling: Please see Shipping Options for domestic and international shipping prices. I will combine auctions to save on postage and will work with buyer for the best rate possible. Plan on an additional $1.00 per disc in US and $4.00 per disc international. I do need to charge for materials, Ebay fees, Paypal fees and actual postage but do not make my profit from shipping. International sales $80 or more will be mailed Registered (plan on about $14 more) or Priority (plan on about $48 for up to 3 records). International sales over 4 pounds must be mailed Priority Air (a US Postal service requirement), which includes tracking and indemnity by the post office, plan on about $50. Please wait for an invoice with multiple items and contact me with any questions.
I prefer Paypal, please contact me about any other payment questions, international bidders must pay with Paypal. Payments must be received within 10 days of auction close. I pack carefully yet cannot control what happens to the package once I mail it. I ship all records in special record mailers, with a cardboard flat on each side of the record. The disk is always packed out of the cover. I grade my LPs visually, I am not able to play every one of them from start to end. But if I see something suspicious I DO playgrade those spots, otherwise my grading is based on what I see using the Record Collectors Guild grading guidelines. If you have any questions regarding to the item (condition, pressing, postage, payment options, secret messages etc..) PLEASE contact me before bidding. If required I can certainly send additional pictures or info.
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