The Sandals – The Endless Summer LP 1966 World Pacific WP-1832 w/ Shrink EX/NM
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Feb 18, 2023
Sold Date
Jan 1, 2022
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Description
- Artist & Title: The Sandals – The Endless Summer
- Label & Cat #: 1966 World Pacific Records WP-1832 Mono *Original Indianapolis pressing - Matrix Side A & B: WP_1832_1_SIDE1 A_4̶0̶6̶6̶961 A1 I // B 961 2 I A1
- Vinyl Grade: Excellent (EX) play graded *numerous superficial fine-line marks on vinyl amazingly did not create any surface noise of any kind, with the exception of a weak nano-tick on "6 Pac." The record plays superb, strong and clean throughout
- Cover Grade: Near Mint (NM or M-) *jacket still in shrink wrap
- Notes: The San Clemente, CA-based surf group The Sandells had released their album Scrambler! in 1964 to little notice when they met up with surf documentary maker Bruce Brown. The Sandells played him tunes from Scrambler!, hoping to sell him a song for the film. Brown was so smitten by the music that he used a number of tunes from Scrambler!, including the classic 'Theme from Endless Summer,' which, even though it was recorded two years earlier, became the film's musical calling card. worldwide. The Sandells changed their name to The Sandals, and re-released Scrambler! as The Endless Summer in 1966, ensuring that the album took its rightful place as one of the greatest surf instrumental records of all time.
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- All records are sleeved and removed from jacket to prevent any seam splitting, and both then shipped inside a poly album sleeve.
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GRADING STANDARDS: (M) Mint: Record and cover appear absolutely perfect in every way. Grade is seldom used, even with sealed albums where the record itself can only be assumed to be mint.
(NM) Near Mint: Vinyl is shiny with no obvious signs of wear and plays perfectly with no audible imperfections. Cover is close to perfect with minor signs of wear or age just becoming evident.
(EX or VG++) Excellent /Very Good ++: Record or jacket has a minimum of audible or visual imperfections. Vinyl has been handled and played very carefully. Light paper scuffs and/or spindle marks may be visible with no appreciable lessening in sound quality. Covers show very minor signs of handling and wear.
(VG+) Very Good Plus: Record displays light scuffs, spindle marks or very light scratches that may create some noise disturbances, but don't affect one's overall listening experience. Jacket begins to show more prominent signs of storage wear and aging.
(VG) Very Good: Defects are more pronounced with visible signs of handling and playing. Surface noise is evident upon playing, especially during soft passages and a song's intro and fade, but will not overpower the music otherwise. Covers may be marred by writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached, although none of the flaws should be overwhelming.
(G) Good / (G+)Good Plus: Vinyl will have scratches and visible groove wear. Record plays without skipping, although noticeable surface noise or ticks will be heard. Jackets have even more pronounced defects such as seam splits, tape, writing, ring wear, water damage or other defects.
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