Led Zeppelin RARE LIVE LP VG++

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Led Zeppelin "BBC Broadcast" RARE LIVE LP - label / recording date unknown; cover says "79-037" and "Printed In Canada"

SIDE ONE - Communication Breakdown, Dazed And Confused
SIDE TWO - Going To California, Stairway To Heaven, What Is And What Should Never Be

record VG++ (graded by SOUND); cover VG+

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Record Grading Scale: 

Good (G) - A record that will play through without skipping, but with significant surface noise and scratches.  The jacket will have seam splits, tape, writing or heavy ring wear.

Very Good (VG) - Surface noise will be evident upon playing and there will be light scratches which will affect the sound quality, but the defects should not overpower the music and it should be fairly pleasant listening.  The jacket may have 2 or 3 of the following defects; tape, stickers, glue, writing, a small seam split, but not all of the defects or several of the same defect.

Very Good + (VG+) - A record that has been played, but taken good care of.  It may show light wear, such as light scratches or scuffs which do not affect the listening experience.  The jacket may show light wear also, such as slightly worn corners.  A cut-out hole, corner or indentation indicating it was sold at a discount is OK.

Near Mint (NM) - A record that appears to be brand new, except without the shrink wrap.  Very minor defects are allowed, but they should be no greater than those you would expect to see in a new album that has been setting on a dealers shelf.