Description
LP, Album 1984
Grading
Sleeve is Excellent
Media is Nm
Record Co / Catalog #
Warner Bros. Records P-13021
Special Features
Japan 1st black vinyl pressing with Obi (Ex) and insert (Vg+/Ex), no poster.
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Very quick delivery and everything sounds great.
Beautiful condition, the record arrived (with three others) very well packaged. New inner sleeves and jacket outer covers.
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Time capsule vinyl. English artist at the beginning of London's punk scene recording in London on English vinyl from the Stiff Record label based on Great Portland Street in West London. Doesn't get any more authentic and homogeneous than this.
This is a gem of a record.
Record exaxtly as described!
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Finally got my hands on a nice copy. Thanks for looking out for me!
As usual, EastWest comes through with a hard to find 90s album in great shape.
But with confidence. The descriptions on condition are conservative. All the album covers are exceptional. The media is too. One of the albums has more pop and scratch than the appearance warrants, but if you are into vinyl, pop and scratch are an authentic part of the sound.
Excellent mint brand new condition.
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Not just better than described- but so much better! It’s as if this album has never been played. Conservative on their Grading for sure. Bernie Grundman master copy- East West Records did not disappoint!! Great communication w/ Peter too! Plaudits on a great deal
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Selling England by the Pound is an album where the music flows like a “river of constant change”, each passage shaped with classical discipline while blending modern creativity. The result carries the listener through vivid, dreamlike moments with a graceful, ever‑shifting beauty.
