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Nick Drake - Five leaves Left

Label / Catalogue number :   Island Records ‎– ILPS 9105
Year of release :   1969
Special Information :   Rare first issue, pink island label. Matrix numbers, side 1: IPLS 9105 A//2. side 2: IPLS 9105 B//2.  
Track Listing :  

Side 1
Time Has Told Me
River Man
Three Hours
Day Is Done
Way To Blue

Side 2
Cello Song
The Thoughts Of Mary Jane
Man In A Shed
Fruit Tree
Saturday Sun

             
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Condition   1) Disc :   ..Vinyl - Visual :   Excellent. Very occasional light surface marks. (see pictures)  
..Vinyl - Audio :   Excellent. Plays with a little light occasional background noise.
Due to the difficulty in discribing how a record plays / sounds I have invested in the appropiate systems to allow you to listen to the record in full, thus you can decide the play condition of the vinyl. I would judge this record asvery good plus, but listen and draw your own conclusions. But note recording process reduces everything down to a two track, this allows all background noise to be heard, but does not give a true realisation of the full rich sound of the vinyl itself.            
..Sleeve :   Very Good plus. The original delicate sleeve shows general wear. (see pictures).        
..Postage   ..U.K.:   Free U.K. postage  
..Overseas :  

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Before packing the record and inner sleeve are removed from the record cover and placed into a new protective plastic sleeve (if the inner sleeve is a picture sleeve this will also be removed from the record).