John Cale-Paris 1919 -1973 White Label Promo In Near Mint-MS 2131

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The product is a rare white label promo vinyl record of John Cale's album "Paris" released in 1973 On Reprise Records, MS 2131 . This LP features a 12" vinyl in stereo and comes in a cardboard sleeve. The record is in near mint condition and has a black shiny color. This collectible item is a must-have for fans of John Cale and rock music from the 1970s, showcasing the unique sound and vision of Cale and his Nick Drake inspired album. The album comes with original cellophane and promotion only sticker which is stuck to the album cover. The date sticker is stuck to the cellophane. Although the album cover is near meant, it still shows discoloration due to age As pictured.. Also included is lthe original lyric sheet as well as original Warner brothers insert sleeve.  White label promotion only record label, and the vinyl has been tested on a Project turntable with Sumiko moonbeam stylus And it’s virtually spotless, sounds as good as a half speed master in my book, Beefy bottom end ! :-) Warning! If you choose the cheapest method of shipment, United states postal service, media mail, you are here by notified that the processing plant in North Georgia, outside of Atlanta, Palmetto processing Plant,  is horrific and has been for many months. Items taking almost a month sometimes to make it to relatively nearby locations. US Postal Service has also change the rules; you will see your package languishing for as much as 10 to 14 days with zero tracking movement. Just sitting dead at the processing Plant. As a seller, I cannot even put in a request to see what’s going on until USPS has had possession of the package for at least 8 to 14 days.  during Christmas, eight out of 12 packages I mailed took almost an entire month to make it to their locations. You might consider using USPS priority services or UPS ground, which is only two or three dollars more if you live in a city of decent size.  I will no longer be jumping through hoops of fire on every package I send for customers because USPS is so terrible.. so, if you choose the cheapest method, expect a significant wait time . You can also check Google News and read about the Palmetto processing Plant and our Georgia senator John Ossoff, who was raking the postmaster general over the coals in congressional hearings for the incredible delays in the Postal Service. But I do thank you for your order, as long as you understand the ground rules.