The Residents Meet the Residents 7" flexi-disc, Mint, File Magazine Vol.2, No.5 

$

155

4000 copies of this flexi-disc sampler were manufactured to be included in the February 1974 issue of 'File' (Vol.2, #5), an art magazine from Toronto, Canada.
Contains excerpts of the following songs from The Residents first LP Meet the Residents:  "Numb Erone", "Guylum Bardot", "Smelly Tongues", "Rest Aria", "N-ER-GEE (A Crisis Bluesuite)", "Seasoned Greetings".
Manufacturing in U.S.A. by Eva-Tone Soundsheets, Deerfield, Illinois.
Ralph Records is a division of Residents Uninc.
Flexi-disc never played, still has the fold that has to be removed to be played. The magazine is VG, top corner of the front cover is missing, some tearing along top back and front cover.  Please see images.  Shipping is $5.00 for USPS Priority Mail 3 day.

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$4.00 for up to three 7" singles and .50 for each additional
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Grading

Vinyl
M      Absolutely perfect in every way. Certainly never been played, possibly even still sealed.
M-     Record looks close to new with no marks.
EX     Record may have a few scuffs or light scratches that should not affect sound quality.
VG+  Record may have some scuffs and light scratches that may result in some minor surface noise during play.
VG     Record has clear wear on the surface. Surface noise may be present, including pops and crackles, but the record should play through without any skips.
G,G+  Record has significant signs of use but no deep gouges that would cause skips.  Surface noise, pops and crackles should be expected.

Cover
M        Absolutely perfect in every way. Certainly never been played, possibly even still sealed.
M-      Cover should have no creases, folds, seam splits, cut-out holes, or other noticeable defects.
VG+   Cover may have signs of wear like scuffing, ring wear, writing,price tags, or minor creases.  All seams are intact.
VG     Cover may have signs of folding, significant scuffing, spine splits, and/or discoloration.
G/G+  Cover will have seam splits, especially at the bottom or on the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear, or other defects may be present.