The Remains - (self titled) - LP 1966 - Epic / stereo
  $   164

 


$ 164 Sold For
May 22, 2005 Sold Date
May 15, 2005 Start Date
$   10 Start price
18   Number Of Bids
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In an effort to prepare for incoming records that I am commisioning, I will be doing a VG sale this week. In the past I have only listed VG+ or better, usually dealing with fussy collectors. I am strict with my vinyl grading and would never over-grade vinyl. This leaves me with some GREAT collectables in VG status. Some are valuable in ANY condition. I will NOT sell crap. If I pass on a VG record, it plays through nicely and is perfect for those who cannot compete with inflated prices of vinyl collectables. Here is one.

The Remains - Epic Records - BN 26214 - Stereo - 1966

Personally, I think this is in the top 5 best rock LPs of the 60s, by a band who made one LP then broke up, unable to tour the masterpiece. I think under 10.000 of these were pressed. Where are they? I cherish my personal copy.

Disk = VG (has some marks, none can be felt with my fingernail, plays through nice, a few clicks and pops but the music is so intense tis not an issue, crank it up loud!

Cover = VG (No split seams or writing, early signs of ringwear, a strange, but small stain top center, looks like a thick, chunky Epic cover that has been in an attic for 39 years

Includes original yellow sleeve

All my items are guaranteed. Bid with confidence.

On May-16-05 at 08:52:06 PDT, seller added the following information:

Due to several question about my grading, I am adding this info.

SS = Still Sealed

M- = A pristine record w/ NO marks, plays perfect

EX+ = May have a few micro sleeve lines but plays without any noise.

EX = May have sleeve lines and very light marks but play with only an occasional soft tic.

VG+ = Has a few marks and light scratches, may have LIGHT tics in quiet zones but is still a presentable record.

VG = Has several marks, but none can be felt with a fingernail, some clicks and pops but plays through without skipping and is not warped. Is still a pleasant listening experience.

VG- = A noisy record that has feelable scratches but still plays without skipping.

G = A flat black Frisbee that has music on it that is almost identifiable.

G- = A piece of trash that was a record at one time long in the past.

I always describe covers rather than grade them.


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