Beach Boys – It’s O.K. / Had To Phone You – 1976 – Reprise RPS 1368 7″ Single
Condition is Used. VERY GOOD RECORD – GENERIC SLEEVE! The plain white generic sleeve is aged but in good shape.
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Condition is Used. VERY GOOD RECORD – GENERIC SLEEVE! The plain white generic sleeve is aged but in good shape.
Vinyl playtested VG+ by Goldmine standards
Inner-sleeve is original (Credit/picture); one seam partially split. Opening is crisp with signs of light use Reprise Steamboat label. (Not a cut-out.). We DO NOT necessarily make note of, or take into consideration, any visual imperfections that do not affect the sound while being played on our record players (your record player may give slightly different results).
Lovely thick card gatefold outer with some minor wear Vinyl is good condition with some light marks and blemishes
Label: Reprise Records. Original 1972 Reprise issue with printed insert sheet. Songs: How Can You Keep Moving (Unless You Migrate Too), Billy The Kid, Money Honey, F.D.R. Date: 1972. Vinyl has a slight shelf warp that does not affect play and a few light surface sleeve scuffs/hazing holding grade back, nothing I can feel.
My Chemical Romance’s Danger Days: True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys first press gatefold vinyl from 2011. Blue with red and white swirl. Limited to 500 copies.
This highly collectible album features the iconic stark, black-and-white gatefold design. The vinyl disc remains in spectacular, beautiful Excellent play condition, paired with a clean jacket showing only minimal shelf wear, making it an essential cornerstone addition to any serious Neil Young or classic rock vinyl collection.
Mort Sahl – On Relationships…, LP, (Vinyl). Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail Tracked 48.
Though the albumsInsomniac (1995),Nimrod (1997), andWarning (2000) did not match the success ofDookie, they were still successful, withInsomniac andNimrod reaching double platinum status, whileWarning achieved gold.
Sammy Davis Jr. I’ve Gotta Be Me Reprise Records 12″ Black Vinyl LP Jazz Pop