Terry Riley in C - LP, 1964, EX/EX Original Press, Gatefold

$

28

Record: EX, The record has only been listened to a handful of times. Their is no sound loss in the grooves. "Whispy wear" on one side. Sleeve: EX, Very intact and well taken care of. Cover has a gentle crease. Small corner smudge. Minimal wear overall. Original poly inner sleeve.

Included with this LP record is an Outer Poly sleeve for storage and protection.

It will be shipped USPS Media Mail in an LP Mailer Box.

Record Grading Scale:

M/SS = Mint (M) or Still Factory Sealed (SS)

A brand new record that has never been opened and is still sealed in the original factory shrink wrap. It’s considered Mint unless otherwise noted.

NM/M- = Near mint (NM) or Mint Minus (M-)

Record: It’s a superb listening experience. It may only have been played a few times. Vinyl is clean and shiny with virtually no signs of wear except from surface contact with the inner sleeve. No surface noise. Sleeve: Very clean appearing and well preserved. It looks like it just came from a retail store and it was opened for the first time. It has a like new appearance.

EX  = Excellent  (EX)

Record: It’s a wonderful listening experience. It will play with virtually no surface noise. Vinyl is nice and shiny but may have some light scuffs or “wispy wear”.

Sleeve: Hardly any noticeable wear except for a few minor imperfections. It will still be in strong collectible condition.

VG+  = Very Good Plus (VG+)

Record: It’s a great listening experience. It occasionally has low surface noise but is seldom and hardly noticeable. It may show some light signs of wear. A slight warp in the record is acceptable (this will always be noted on the listing).

Sleeve: It may have some minor wear or light ring wear but does not have any serious damage or defects. It might have some very minor seam wear or a split less than one inch long and may have a cut-out marking or saw tooth cut. (cuts or splits are always noted on the listing).

VG = Very Good (VG)

Record: It’s a good listening experience. The LP has low surface noise but will not overpower the music and some crackling may be audible. It has light wear, a warp, and or scratches in the vinyl. (all defects will be noted)

Sleeve: It will have some creases, may have seam splits larger than one inch, moderate ring wear, a price sticker, or tears on the artwork cover (all defects will be noted).

G+  = Good Plus (G+)

Record: This is the lowest grade for a good listening experience. It will play with surface noise and crackling. It has scratches, scuffs, and overall wear. Sleeve:  Heavy ring wear, tears, or splits but it is still intact and functional.

G = Good (G)

Record: This record does not provide a good listening experience. It has surface noise, skips, crackles, and or pops. It’s considered worthy of display only or is rare and hard to find in any condition.

Sleeve: Heavily worn out with large splits, faded artwork and or tears. It may be completely split in two pieces and not hold the record.