Fast Eddie E TRACKS ep 1991 TEST PRESSING House RARE
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Description
Artist: Fast Eddie
Title: E Tracks
Label: Underground
Catalog Number: UN 141
Format: EP
Vinyl Grade: VG+
Cover Grade: generic black sleeve
Very rare and sought after Chicago house circa 1991. You might not come across one of these again. I considered writing in the artist and title on the test pressing label, but I figure I'll leave that option up to you. I kind of like it blank myself. Shipping is free within the US.
Thanks for looking and happy record shopping!
Tracklist
A1 Da Happy Ba6:02 A2 Move Something
5:19 B1 Can You Feel It 4:42
B2 It's House 5:23
Record Grading Policy:
NM Cover: No ring wear or seam splits of any kind. Looks like a brand new record cover that just came from the record store.
NM Record: Looks like a brand new record. No signs of handling or wear whatsoever.
NM- Cover: No ring wear or seam splits of any kind. Looks like a brand new record cover with the exception of a small imperfection such as a corner that's slightly dented. Many of the brand new, unopened records, in stock at your local record store are likely to fit this category as they get dinged a bit during shipping and stocking.
NM- Record: Looks like a brand new record with the exception of some tiny flaw such as a barely noticeable sleeve scuff that can only be seen when a bright light reflects at a certain angle or a spindle-mark on the label (caused when someone misses the hole with the spindle when trying to place the record on the turntable – evidence that this record has been played). Many new, unopened records fit this category as they may get a light scuff at the factory while being slipped into the sleeve, etc.
VG++ Record: Still has that glossy sheen of a brand new record, but there is more than one slight imperfection, such as very light sleeve scuffs or a few spindle-marks.
(I never use a VG++ grade for covers.)
VG+ Cover: Nice looking cover. There may be slight ring-wear, but not enough to be distracting. If the cover has a special, glossy, or shiny metallic effect, some of that gloss may have lost it's luster. There may be a small sticker or someone's initials marked in pen. There may be a tiny seam-split. There may be one or two slightly dented corners. There may be a small hole up in the corner of an otherwise NM cover, because someone decided to pierce the corner with a hole-punch. (Why do people do that?)
VG+ Record: Nice looking record. This record may have some more noticeable sleeve scuffs, but for the most part, it still has a nice sheen to it that hasn't been dulled much by wear. There may be some hairline scratches, but nothing deep enough to be felt with a fingernail. This record won't have any visible flaws that appear as though they will affect your listening experience. It should sound great; surface noise, if any, should only be noticeable between tracks or during the quietest passages.
VG Cover: This cover is showing obvious signs of wear. There may be ring wear that is noticeable from a distance. There may be one or more seam-splits, but none more than a few inches in length. There may be a corner that was cut off. There may be some badly bent or dented corners. There might be a tear on the cover from where someone tried in vein to remove a sticker. Speaking of stickers, there might be a big ugly one, or several small ones. Someone may have done something silly to it in the past, like writing their name on the back with a marker.
VG Record: This record is still in good playable condition, but it's likely to have some more obvious surface noise during the quiet passages. There might be a scratch or ding on it that is deep enough to cause a pop, but it shouldn't skip. There may be groove-wear. The label may be torn.
VG- Records and Covers: This thing is pretty beat up and one would expect a lot of surface noise, but because it is particularly collectible, someone might want it as a place holder. Or perhaps I'm tossing one in with a lot, just for the heck of it. I have some VG- records in my collection that sound surprisingly good once they've been thoroughly cleaned with my VPI record cleaning machine.
G Records and Covers: I throw these at the raccoon that knocks my trash can over in the middle of the night.
* All records are visually graded only, unless otherwise noted.
Shipping: Records will be shipped within 2 business days via USPS Media Mail to buyers within the US. Shipments to Canada are $8 (US). All other international shipments are $15. (If the item is particularly heavy - such as a double or triple LP - international shipping may cost a couple dollars more, and the listing should always reflect that.) A combined shipping discount is offered; each additional record ships for $1 for destinations within the US, $3 for Canadian destinations, and $5 for international destinations. All shipments are packed well in a sturdy corrugated cardboard mailer.
Return policy: Your satisfaction is very important. If for whatever reason you are not satisfied with the record, please contact me right away, or simply return the record, and I'll give you a full refund for the cost of the record. I do my best to grade conservatively so buyers will never be surprised with anything less than what they expected, but nobody is perfect, and I may eventually make a mistake. Please contact me before issuing negative or neutral feedback, and give me a chance to rectify the problem.
Cleaning: Any record that sells for over $20 will be cleaned using a high quality VPI record cleaning machine. Records that sell for less than $20 will be shipped as is.
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