The vinyl is in very good plus (VG+) condition with a vinyl matrix number of XZAL 10010 P-1 AL and a catalog number of THS 3. The sleeve grading is very good (VG), and contains amazing artwork. With all these supposed flaws it does not affect the pristine sound.
The Moody Blues’ «A Question of Balance» vinyl LP from 1970 is a classic rock record in a gatefold format. Released by Threshold Records, this 12″ record features a blue color and original inner sleeve and cover. With a mix of progressive and art rock styles, this album is considered a must-have for fans of 1970s music. The record is in near mint condition, making it a valuable addition to any vinyl collection.
SIDE OF CARDBOARD SLEEVE IS SPLIT OPEN!
The New, Sealed Gatefold Original LP Pressing By The Mystic MOODY BLUES With Their Sixth Studio Album Titled «A QUESTION OF BALANCE», With Songs That Not Only Are For Listening But Also Question Our Actions Through Time, Words To Ponder & Thoughts Expressed As The MOODY BLUES Also Have You Think, A Beautiful Mix Of Musical Emotion, From Threshold(London) Records. (There’s More Music In «See Other Items»)
Fair (Fair) – Multiple light to moderate scratches and scuffs. The noise will probably be heard during playback. Noise may be heard over the music in spots. This ultrasonically cleaned record is graded: Good Plus.
Nice Clean (VG) wax.. The product is a vinyl record of The Moody Blues’ album «A Question of Balance» released in 1970 on Threshold Records. The record is in very good condition (VG) and plays at 33 RPM on a 12″ vinyl. It comes in a blue cardboard sleeve and includes progressive rock and pop rock tracks. The inlay condition is listed as Good Plus (G+), and the overall style of the album encompasses elements of pop, progressive, and rock music from the 1970s.
The Moody Blues A Question Of Balance Vinyl Record Album G
This is an original US first pressing on Threshold Records (THS 3), white label with purple logo, distributed by London Records. Correct for the original 1970 issue. The later Terre Haute repress moved to a blue stars label — this is the white label original.