Cream Disraeli Gears LP Stereo SD 33-232 ATCO 1967 Vg/Vg+ Eric Clapton

Description: Please carefully review the photos, as they are an important part of the description. Need more pictures? Let me know before you buy. I have tried to upload as many pictures as needed, so you have to grade the vinyl by yourself. I post my items the lowest price on ebay in their condition Cream - Disraeli Gears - 1967 - Stereo - Vinyl Record Eric Clapton. Condition is Used. Original Cream Disraeli Gears USA Vinyl LP Very Good In Very Good Condition “In Very Good Pre Owned Condition. I listen to every record in my store. Mostly for enjoyment but also as a quality inspection.” Please subscribe to my store Thank you This original cream Disraeli Gears vinyl LP is a must-have for any music collector. The 1967 release by ATCO Records features 33 RPM speed and a cardboard sleeve case type. The vinyl material is in Very Good (VG) grading, while the sleeve is in Very Good Plus (VG+) grading. The LP is in English language and has a record grading of Very Good Plus (VG+). The release title is a classic representation of the blues rock, psychedelic rock style that was popular in the 1960s. This LP is perfect for fans of rock, blues, and psychedelic music. Goldmine Standard Grading: VGSummary: Noticeable groove wear and light scratches. Surface noise will not overpower the musicHow I grade: Record has been played regularly and would be suitable for anyone's 'listening' collection. Will have visible marks, light scratches and general signs of wear. Record will play with mild to moderate surface noise that can be hear at normal listening volume. Might have some pops and crackles, but definitely no skips.Sleeve caveat: See grade in 'Item Specifics' for the sleeve, any specific issues will be called out in 'Condition Notes' above. I grade my albums main on how well they sound not how they look. I have had may records the looked horrible and sounded Fine or even Great, I also have had records that looked Great but sounded bad. Original and vintage pressings were never made with audiophile standards in mind. Records were commercial, mass produced items, or small pressings made on a budget. The pressing quality varies widely for any given record. As a collector, I naturally expect some level of surface noise, light ticks, or crackle on any record I buy, even if it is pristine looking. That is the real sound of vinyl!

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Location: Waterbury, Connecticut

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