Vinyl LP Record - Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson - SLP 18139 RARE BROWN LBL
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Vinyl LP Record - Kris Kristofferson - Kristofferson - SLP 18139 RARE BROWN LBL
This is the rare BROWN LABEL FIRST PRESSING on MONUMENT RECORDS from 1970. As far as I can tell, this is the rarest pressing of this classic Outlaw Country record.
Outer Sleeve Grade: VG (Heavy ring wear. No splitting yet, but it looks like lower splitting might start at some point. Original inner sleeve is included, but damaged. Record is in generic inner.)
Vinyl Grade: VG (Solid but not perfect visual condition. Record has been play-tested and has some audible crackling/hissing, but not enough to detract from experience. A solid VG everyday player.)
ALL RECORDS ARE CLEANED ON A VPI VACUUM TABLE. NO DUST! READY TO PLAY!
ALL RECORDS HAVE BEEN FULLY PLAY-TESTED ON A PROFESSIONAL TURNTABLE AND GRADED BY HOW THEY *SOUND* - NOT JUST HOW THEY *LOOK*
READ MY FEEDBACK FROM SATISFIED RECORD BUYERS AND TRUST MY GRADING! MY HIGHEST GRADE IS VG+ - SEE BELOW FOR MY GRADING GUIDE.
My Grading Scale for Vinyl:
VG+: Record may have a few scuffs/hairlines but will otherwise look great. Will sound great as well - no significant crackling or hissing to distract from enjoyment of playback on even the best equipment. If there are are shorter passages with light crackling/hissing, I will do my best to note them in the description. VG+ records should satisfy all but the most sensitive audiophiles, and if you are concerned, feel free to message me and I'll re-listen to the record and give you detailed play notes.
VG: Record may have visible scratching/scuffing/blemishes. May have some light crackling/hissing during playback or a few audible pops. Record will still be satisfactory for most buyers - a fine daily player on all systems, perfect for parties or casual listening. If you have a lower end system and/or you don't mind a little crackling on playback, you'll be fine with VG. If you're super sensitive, stick to VG+.
VG-: Record may have a few major scratches or audible crackling/hissing during entire playback. If you're looking for a nice budget copy of a great album, VG- is fine and it'll still probably sound decent on a low end system with heavy tracking force. If you aren't picky at all and just want to put the album on and listen to it, you'll enjoy a VG- record.
G+: I'll generally only grade a record G+ if there's something wrong with it, like a warp that makes the first part of a song unplayable or something. If you're looking at a G+ record of mine, READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION.
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