NM Vinyl, Lucifer's Friend - Where the Groupies Killed the Blues, Passport 98008

Description: NM 1st pressing, vinyl copy of early '70s hard rock/progressive band Lucifer's Friend's album, "Where the Groupies Killed the Blues"vinyl is NM, with bright sheen and no visible imperfections, other than a slight warp that has no effect on playbackplay-graded in its entirety; no scratches, no skips, very minimal background noise between songs only -- an exceptional-sounding version of this very cool albumvery minimal spindle markings on the label -- I've owned this record since 1977 and I made a cassette recording of it when I got it, so it's been played very littlecover is EX, with minor ring wear and a slight crease on the lower left of cover - hard to seePROMO sticker on lower right cornerslight beginning tear on cover spine, just below the word "blues" - hard to see lyric sheet is NMNo returns.Will be shipped media mail for free in lower 48.Glad to consider offers. A note about “Promotional Copy” or “White Label Copy” records – These were the first records pressed on a new plate and, because they were the first, they have the best sound quality – the master plate wasn’t yet worn by multiple pressings and so the highs are higher, the dynamics are more pronounced. “White Label” records were sent to radio stations and music reviewers, as part of the promotion of a new record release. A “White Label” or “Promotional Copy” (they’re the same thing), if it’s in EX or better condition, gives the BEST sound you can get from a vinyl record. For the joyful audio nerd in all (most?) of us: This record was “play graded” – which means it was listened to, carefully, in its entirety – so that I tell you exactly its condition as I listened to it. Listening was done on an Audio Technica AT LP240 direct drive turntable with a Shure cartridge and stylus.

Price: 47.95 USD

Location: Lee, Maine

End Time: 2025-01-31T17:31:42.000Z

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