Bolder Damn Mourning Rocadelic Records RRLP 3.5 n/mt

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Bolder Damn Mourning Rocadelic Records RRLP 3.5 Near Mint  Original Insert, cover has light water  marks. 
This outfit formed in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in the Summer of 1969. They played a sort of heavy rock music in the Black Sabbath/Alice Cooper vein and had a spectacular live show, opening for many 'big name' acts. The above album was recorded in just four hours and pressed in limited quantities for distribution to local fans. Just when major labels were beginning to show an interest John Anderson and Ron Reffett were drafted leading to the band's demise. The album's recent reissues on Rockadelic/Void have brought it to a slightly wider audience because the original release is obviously ultra rare. If you're into heavy rock you'll like this. Rock On and Breakthrough have a great beat and driving guitar, whilst Dead Meat which takes up most of Side Two shows they were willing to experiment. It's very heavy, quite imaginative and espoused the revolutionary lyrics which were common from bands in this era. The final cut BRTCD featured some fine fuzz guitar work.
Shipping & Handling for North America surface small package for single LP/500 grams $8.95 which includes $100.00 Canadian insurance, any additional insurance is at the buyers cost. Each additional item is 3.00 each to a limit of 4 items.
Air Mail for single LP/500 grams is $10.50 includes $100.00 Canadian insurance, additional insurance at buyers cost.  Double LP counts as 2 records. International shipping and handling surface small package for single LP/500 grams is 9.95 which includes $100.00 CDN insurance. Air Mail is 14.50 for single LP/500 grams includes $100.00 Canadian insurance, any additional insurance is at the buyers cost.
Grading: Vinyl/Cover
LP are grade visually and conservatively under bright lights and questionable marks are play graded.
Near Mint is new condition but not sealed.
Near Mint- is almost new.
E+ might have one or two light scuffs yet plays without any noticeable background noise.
E has scuffs and might have light noise between the soft passages.
VG+ has some noticeable sound defects and might have a few light scratches. Usually worth 1/2 cost of Near Mint album.
VG usually plays well without skips. Has more noticeable wear than a VG+.  Only worth collecting for Rare albums.

All Long Plays are boxed carefully in corrugated boxes made specifically for Long Plays, plus the Long Plays are housed in clear plastic sleeves. Long Play is removed from the cover (except for sealed Long Plays) for shipping to prevent seam splitting.