X Live At The Whiskey A Go-Go 2LP Original White Label Promo MINT Super Clean
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X Live At The Whiskey A Go-Go 2LP Original
Rare White Label Promo MINT! Super Clean!!
From my personal collection. This was my second , backup copy which was never played. Would be hard to find a more pristine original promo pressing.
A top grade and wholly underappreciated recording as far as it being such a "take no prisoners" performance from start to finish.
Precision Mastering DMM Pressing / Direct Metal Mastering
Cover Mint- Has gold promo stamp on the back cover. Small saw cut top left cover.
See photos.
Shipped in MoFi Original Master sleeves and a fresh poly outer sleeve. The original Elektra inner sleeves will also be included.
See all photo details. Photos are part of the description and listing.
With PRIORITY MAIL....The item ships, with insurance, in a sturdy LP mailer placed inside an exterior protective carton. I know how to pack and ship LPs. Check my feedback to see what others have to say about that. It's all good here. No donkey shenanigans..
The item is, as described. Pics are of actual item shown.
See pictures. If you have any questions, or need more photos, please ask BEFORE bidding or buying.
Detailed note on my shipping policy...(for those who want to know.)
I only ship collectible LPs by Priority Mail which comes with insurance coverage and a higher level of service by the USPS.
From my experience, through many years of buying and selling, postal employees seem to treat Priority Mail packages with more respect.
Most collectors agree that valuable records need to arrive in the same condition in which they were offered at auction. Therefore, I do everything I can to assure that happens, which includes Priority shipping in a double carton packaging, bubble wrap, etc.
Media Mail, at the $4 rate, is the lowest service tier the USPS offers and comes with no insurance protection and seems to get handled with little respect for the contents.
If I happen to be selling a cheaper record, that's really not that special, I will occasionally offer the cheaper shipping option. But never on more rare or more expensive items.
That's the reason for the higher shipping.
It's really only the difference of a few dollars. Seems a small sum as opposed to saving a few dollars and receiving a damages record, complements of some USPS mishandling or carelessness.
Sorry, but I will not lower shipping fees, to the Media Mail rate, for higher priced, collectible records.
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