PINK FLOYD Live in Montreux 1971 Pink Vinyl 3-LP Set

$

150

Pink Floyd fans and collectors - don't miss this opporunity!  I'll be selling off dozens of my rare and precious LPs in the next few weeks.  I saw Pink Floyd live in concert 11 times in the US.  Everyone knows and loves their studio albums sure, but if you haven't heard and seen them live, well I'm sorry to tell you, but you really missed out...their shows were unbelievably inventive and fun.  It's time for me to share these LPs with the rest of you Pink Floyd fans.

I bought this LP new in 1991 (14 years ago for the math challenged), a year after it was issued.  It has been played only on my high end turntables, and only 9 times (yep, I'm anal and I keep track).  I'm calling it Near Mint, but only because I opened and played it...I doubt you'll find a better one out there anywhere.  The cover is nearly perfect except for a rip in the side of the box at the top corner (see picture).. I'm not even sure how that happened and I apologize for the carelessness.  Check out the pictures of the cool Swingin' Pig (record label in Luxembourg) record sleeves - each has the Swingin' Pig on one side and the Long Play Collector's Item print on the other. Sonically, the 3 LPs in pink marbeled vinyl are perfect, no scratches, etc.  They each come professionally cleaned and treated with GruvGlide.   Recording quality is very good and you'll get a kick out of the crowd's responses to Pink's ingenuities.

PLEASE NOTE I ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL.  REPEAT: I ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL.

I will ship this for free if you want to use your own UPS or FedEx account number, otherwise it will be $5.00 for US Postal Service Priority Mail anywhere in the continental US.  Overseas buyers, please contact me with your preferred method of shipment and I will get an exact quote for you.  Believe me, I care about this rare piece of Pink Floyd history and this item will be packed to withstand direct hits by weapons of mass destruction as well as tsunamis.

Long live Pink Floyd.  Can you imagine being at the 1971 Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland and seeing them live?!?  Well, you can still hear them if you spend the jack.