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February 9, 2025 by admin
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January 24, 2025 by admin
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January 7, 2025 by admin
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December 29, 2024 by admin
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here – Vinyl LP Record. Cover/Sleeve Grade: 7 (VG+) in Shrink. LP/Vinyl Grade: 8 (EX). Other Notes: 1975 US First Press. ALL Unsealed Records are Ultrasonically cleaned using our KLAudio KD-CLN-LP200 Ultrasonic Record Cleaner to provide you with the BEST Quality Sound! Thanks for shopping at our Classic Vinyl store! We use a combination of the industry standard Goldmine Grading Scale as well as a 1-10 scale to ensure a clear and accurate account of each album’s condition. Cover/pSleeve Grading applies to OUTER SLEEVE ONLY. If the original Inner sleeve is included it will be shown in the photos. THE SCALE IS AS FOLLOWS. 10: MINT (M), Pristine, Looks as if it just came off the manufacturing line, also listed as New, Mint Sealed/Unopened. 9: NEAR MINT (NM), Looks as if it just came from a store and was opened for the first time, maybe played a few times if ever, no evidence of play or wear whatsoever. 8: EXCELLENT (EX), LP may have a faint surface mark or two barring it from being truly Near Mint, but sound quality will not be affected at all, cover sleeve is just short of Near Mint, often used for cover sleeves in Shrink, or with no ringwear or staining or easily visible flaws whatsoever, seams and spine fully intact. Writing may be present on label. 4: VERY GOOD MINUS (VG-), in our shop typically only going to be seen on a cover sleeve for a significantly rare album that is in extremely bad shape, lots of splitting etc, yet is still worth owning due to its rarity. We will likely never offer albums with a Vinyl/LP grading of 4. WE LOVE GREAT VINYL AND HAPPY CUSTOMERS!!! Thanks again and keep on rockin’ in the free world!
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December 17, 2024 by admin
Category ayres | Tags: ayres,colored,comfortable,enough,opaque,pink,press,vinyl,x250 | Comments Off
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November 20, 2024 by admin
Category peep | Tags: 2lpcolumbia,everybody's,hype,marble,peep,pink,sealed | Comments Off
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November 17, 2024 by admin
Category chappell | Tags: bundle,chappell,fall,limited,midwest,pink,princess,rise,roan,vinyl | Comments Off
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October 13, 2024 by admin
PULSE’, originally released in 1995, was compiled by James Guthrie, using various performances from the band’s 1994 Division Bell tour across the UK and Europe featuring David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright. The album includes’The Dark Side of the Moon’ performed in full live, as well as a whole side dedicated to the show’s encore. The 4-LP set includes four different inner sleeves, each inside individual outer sleeves, plus a 52-page hardback photo book, all encased in a thick card slipcase. This 2018 release was remastered from the original tapes by James Guthrie, Joel Plante and Bernie Grundman. Aubrey Powell of Hipgnosis and Peter Curzon, who worked on the original art with the late Hipgnosis co-founder, Storm Thorgerson, recreated the art package. Disc 1. LP1 Side One – Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5,7). What Do You Want from Me. Disc 2. LP1 Side Two – Learning to Fly. Coming Back to Life. Disc 3. LP2 Side One – Hey You. A Great Day for Freedom. Disc 4. LP2 Side Two – High Hopes. Another Brick in the Wall (Part Two). Disc 5. LP3 Side One – the Dark Side of the Moon. Breathe (In the Air). Disc 6. LP3 Side Two – the Great Gig in the Sky. Disc 7. LP4 Side One – Us and Them. Any Colour You Like. Disc 8. LP4 Side Two – Encores. Wish You Were Here.
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September 30, 2024 by admin
LISTING IS FOR BOTH. RAMONES TOO TOUGH TO DIE VINYL NEW! LIMITED 40TH ANNIVERSARY BLUE 180 GRAM LP! The Ramones’ Too Tough To Die is often positioned as a return to form for the band, but today, forty years since its release, their eighth studio album seems worthy of a far more radical categorization. In the musical landscape of the mid-1980s, the album was incoherent – not in a pejorative sense, but in how it reflected the paradoxes of its time. Made without a steady compass, the album’s incongruity became its center, and it holds. As Joey Ramone said in a 1988 interview: Around’84, the world was changing drastically with Iran and Gadaffi and all this stuff. Things were getting scary. So, our songs started changing. Echoing the surrounding instability, the Ramones created an album so layered, complex, and challenging that it can still be hard to pin down, even after four decades to ponder its songs. Too Tough To Die’s legacy lives in its chameleon-like textures, moods, and vocal styles – from the lofty to the sneering, from the cynical to the sentimental. Too Tough to Die was a reminder that it was the Ramones who initially inspired and influenced the Sex Pistols, not. RAMONES ROCKET TO RUSSIA VINYL NEW! LE PINK 180 GRAM LP! Released in November 1977, just a little more than a year after their debut album, the Ramones’ Rocket To Russia is a testament to the very thing art is not supposed to do: stay the same. In fact, their persona, let alone their first three albums, suggests practically zero progress at all – and that’s the point. Rinse and repeat, at best. Even with producers whose sonic vision varied greatly, their albums churn the same cauldron of loud and fast with perfectly sequenced “slow” songs that make the fast ones seem even faster. The album landed right at the dawn of these debates about what punk was or wasn’t. Those disputes raged not only in the corporate label and promotional worlds eager to monetize the trend, but also between fans themselves, even to this day, about authenticity. Depending on your crowd, the Ramones’ sound might be harmless bubblegum pop or raw power directly descended from the fearsome thicket of noise The Stooges created, which is probably why the Ramones’ reputation and legacy have only strengthened with time – they exist in the hard-to-reach space between the approachable and the radical. Listen to Rocket To Russia with an open ear, and its sonic reference points offer up new vistas of sound and desire each time. It’s the paradox of how great art functions: singularly meaningful and yet radically open to meaning-making.
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September 16, 2024 by admin
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