VARIOUS New Music For Electronic And Recorded Media (LP, 1977, 1750 Arch) SEALED
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Description
NEWSAGENT'S DESCRIPTION
This listing is for the original 1977 U.S. pressing of New Music for Electronic and Recorded Media, an iconic and historic release featuring the first-ever compilation of experimental electronic music produced entirely by female composers.
Issued by 1750 Arch label (S-1765), which specialized in avant-garde and contemporary classical recordings, this release includes the first commercial release of music by Laurie Spiegel, the legendary composer and electronic music pioneer.
NOTE: Factory sealed with a tear in the shrink wrap on the front. The jacket has a vertical pressure crease on the front, along with discoloration trapped beneath the shrink wrap in one lower corner (see photos for details).
Vinyl Grading: SEALED
Sleeve Grading: SEALED
(See Grading Guide below)
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Grading Guide
NEAR MINT (NM or M-)
Vinyl looks freshly opened with full gloss and no visible marks, spindle wear, or surface noise. Sleeve is crisp and clean with no creases, seam splits, or ring wear.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Vinyl shows light signs of use, possibly a few minor scuffs or hairlines that do not affect play. Sleeve may show slight wear, including light edge wear, a small crease, or minimal ring wear.
Very Good (VG)
Vinyl has visible surface wear and light scratches, with occasional surface noise but no skips. Sleeve shows moderate wear such as ring wear, seam splits, writing, or creasing.
Good (G), Good Plus (G+), or Very Good Minus (VG-)
Vinyl plays through without skipping but has varying degrees of heavy wear, significant surface noise, and visible damage or label defects. Sleeve is heavily worn, with large seam splits, major ring wear, heavy writing, and/or tape/sticker damage.
Poor (P) or Fair (F)
Vinyl is cracked, warped, or skips during playback and is typically unplayable. Sleeve is extremely damaged or destroyed, with severe tears, water damage, or missing elements.
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