QUIET RIOT II LP 1979 NEAR MINT RARE vinyl record OBI Randy Rhoads Ozzy Osbourne

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QUIET RIOT "II" LP - 1979 Japan ONLY release!!
Here's your chance to own this RARE Japanese Pressing of QUIET RIOT II from 1979.
This was the last Quiet Riot album recorded with Randy Rhoads before he joined Ozzy Osbourne's band.
Fellow Ozzy bandmate Rudy Sarzo plays bass on this release.
OBI strip is held together with tape at the bottom because the original glue holding it together has lost its stick.
**PLEASE SEE PHOTO OF BACK COVER FOR COMPLETE SONG LISTING**

Record Grading:

Vinyl = visually graded NEAR MINT (many would grade this as MINT)

Cover = VG+

**Please see record grading chart at the bottom of this listing**

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GRADING of Vinyl and Cover are SEPARATE:

M (MINT) 

Vinyl = No flaws, defects, marks or other indications of being handled or played. 

Cover = Perfect cover; NO dings, marks, tears, dents, bends, creases or other flaws.

NM (NEAR MINT) 

Vinyl = Almost flawless. Very minor scuffs may be permitted, but no scratches.

Cover = Cover may have one or two small, barely noticeable flaws. 

VG++ (VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS)

Vinyl = May have paper scuffs and/or a couple of light scratches, but nothing that should interfere with play or the sound quality.  

Cover = Cover may have very minimal wear overall, possibly with very slight ring wear and/or edge wear, 

maybe a bend or small creases.  NO seam splits, stains or writing on the cover.

VG+ (VERY GOOD PLUS)

Vinyl = Some visible surface wear (scuffs and/or scratches that CANNOT be felt), which may have VERY MINIMAL impact on the sound quality, IF ANY.  

Cover = Cover will show some wear and may have a bend and/or creases. There may be some ring wear and/or edge wear, 

but it doesn’t overpower the artwork.  No split seams.  Corners may have small creases or fraying.

VG (VERY GOOD) 

Vinyl = Scuffs and/or scratches will be more noticeable than a VG+ record and there may be one or two scratches that can be felt. 

Surface noise should only occur occasionally (mostly between tracks, during quiet passages and where a small, felt scratch may exist).

Cover = Will have some of the same wear listed for a VG+ cover but more pronounced, with more noticeable ring wear and/or edge wear.  

May include larger bends and/or creases and possibly the beginning of a seam split.

G (GOOD) 

Vinyl = Extensively played vinyl with some scratches that can be felt, probably causing SOME distracting surface noise (hisses, pops, crackles). 

This does not mean that you will hear constant noises throughout (that would be considered a “POOR” grade vinyl).

Cover = Generally worn overall and will have several but not all of the following flaws: seam splits, writing, 

significant ring wear and/or edge wear, damaged corners, tears, cuts, scuffs, seam repairs, or other flaws. 

P (POOR) 

Vinyl = There will be major noise and possibly skips from extensive scratches that can be felt. 

Cover = Will be in very bad shape. I will rarely sell records that fall into this category, unless it is a very rare or collectible title.