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ARTIST: Wall Of Voodoo

TITLE: Call Of The West 

FORMAT: LP, Album 

LABEL: I.R.S. Records (SP-70026) 

DATE: 1982

BARCODE: —

DESCRIPTION: Issued on black vinyl in standard jacket with printed inner sleeve. Indianapolis pressing. 

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): AM1R SP 070026-A RCA 1 • ⚇ A1 B (TODAY HAS BEEN A LONESOME DAY)

Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): AMSP 070026-B RCA 1 • (R.M. = CREEPY CLAVE') A 2 1 4

CONDITION: VG+/VG 

Vinyl is glossy with some light insignificant blemishes ; 

There’s some light surface noise on side two (arguably the stronger side) that’s not that distracting, overall a great listening experience ; 

Jacket still has a nice sheen with a few minor blemishes, a slight wrinkle and small streak on front, some rubbing along edges and a few smaller wrinkles along edges ;   

Small split on spine where coating is rubbed away ; 

Inner sleeves has some wrinkles and normal handling wear, rubbing along edges, a small split on one side and bottom seam has come unglued ;  

Labels great. 

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SHIPPING: Ships via USPS Media Mail promptly and well-protected in a cardboard record mailer with record outside of cover to prevent split seams, etc. etc. I use recycled packaging materials whenever possible. 

* I clean and play test used records and check surfaces under natural and bright incandescent light and list all visible blemishes. I use Discogs to identify pressing and try to follow the Goldmine Standard as best I can when grading. If upon receiving the record you feel I’ve missed something and/ or my grading is off the mark, please let me know ASAP and we can figure it out. 

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