VG+: Very good plus. Vinyl record has a few surface scuffs or hairlines. Any scratches are to be minor and not be feelers. VG: Very good. Good or Good Plus: The vinyl record still plays without a skip but has significant surface noice and/or groove wear.
The product is a vinyl LP record of Bill Evans’ «New Jazz Conceptions,» released in 1960 on the Riverside label. This reissue features the original cover and is in Very Good (VG) condition. The record is in a 12″ format with a 33 RPM speed, and it offers a mono audio experience reflecting the Hard Bop and Cool Jazz styles of the era. Made in the United States, this vinyl is a valuable addition to any jazz music collection for those seeking a classic sound on a high-quality medium.pay tested bright shiny glossy luster side 1faint hairline mark and a tiny non feelable scratch plays with occasional Very light crackle cover has shelve wear spinal wear full top slit edge wear still a clean cover
The product is a 1958 release by jazz artist Bill Evans, titled «New Jazz Conceptions,» on the Riverside label. This mono LP features hard bop and cool jazz styles, pressed on a 12″ vinyl in a cardboard sleeve. The record is in very good plus (VG+) condition, making it a valuable addition to any jazz vinyl collection. ***This album is an original deep groove Riverside 2nd vinyl record pressing from 1958. However The cover itself is not the original sleeve
What stands out about this version is the deep black that’s almost infinite.