Capsicum Red - Appunti per un'Idea Fissa Italian prog lp / bla bla 11051 rare
$
406
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Description
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You are bidding on Capsicum Red's "appunti per un'idea fissa" ~ original (and rare) LP on the bla bla label (BBL 11051, 1972). I've enjoyed having this in my collection for close to 30 years, but it is time for this record to have a new home.
Condition:
Vinyl: The record has been played one last time for grading purposes. For the most part, it plays well, with some minimal background noise when there's no music, and short-lived tics on the last track of side two. Visually, the record shows light marking which I was told by a local used record vendor is evidence of the vinyl reacting to a plastic lined inner sleeve. I can take additional photos and email them upon request. Overall I'd judge the record between VG and G+. If you are a potential bidder and would like to hear a sample by phone, I'd be happy to arrange a call.
Sleeve: The gatefold cover has some very light shelf wear on the rightside edges and corners and a couple creases, the worst being towards the back right corner. As the photos show though, overall it's in great shape, graded between VG+ and VG++ (the same record store vendor gave it a VG++).
This is not a mint copy, but still provides an enjoyable listen, and will look great in your collection! Sorry, the original inner sleeve did not come with the record when I bought it 30 years ago.
Shipping charges, from Canada, using a sturdy record shipping box (13.4in x 13in x 2.3in) - price includes registered mail
To Canada: $17.50 (regular parcel)
To USA (air): $18.00 (sm pkt air)
International: $18.50 (sm pkt surface)
Shipping options can be discussed between myself and the winner. Any questions, just ask.
Please await final invoice before paying ~ thanks.
On Jun-29-13 at 10:14:38 PDT, seller added the following information: I was asked about the matrix on the run-out groove so thought I'd add it the description. Side 1: 19 BBL 11051 1L Side 2: 19 BBL 11051 2L There's the date 2/5/72 etched in the groove. Also, note that the vinyl has been in a paper sleeve (not a plastic-lined one) for the 30 years I've owned the LP.
