Sold Date: January 24, 2025
Start Date: January 13, 2025
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I package very good for short or long journeys. I package tight so that there is no movement of the records.

I usually ship same or next day

BLACK SABBATH Self Titled LP 180-gram Vinyl NUMBERED Rhino Hifi NEW SEALED

Condition is *NEW IN SHRINK.

Amazing sounding all analog record mastered and cut at Coherentaudio- Kevin Grey

Personal Experience- My actual copy is super flat, thick vinyl, sounds fantastic. Black Poly Liner was an added nice touch. Gatefold is thick and of high quality.

Buy with confidence, see my feedback. Cheers!

*New Vinyl Record Disclaimer: This record has never been opened and due to its collectability and scarcity, there are absolutely no returns. The contents inside have been determined by the manufacturer. Keep in mind that Vinyl Records, even when sealed or never removed from inner sleeve, can have manufacture defects, such as scuff marks or hairline scratches. It is very common that the inner sleeve will have a seem(s) split. The record cover can also develop a seam split(s). If perfection is what you are after, then a digital media might be a better solution.

From Rhino Rhino High Fidelity (Rhino Hi-Fi) returns with the latest additions to its acclaimed limited-edition, high-end vinyl reissues. Black Sabbaths Self-Titled (1970) debut and DevosFreedom Of Choice(1980) are available today exclusively at Rhino.com and internationally at select WMG stores. Each release is limited to 5,000 individually numbered.

Rhino High Fidelity has set the industry standard for sound quality and packaging, demonstrating Rhino's 45-year legacy of award-winning audio releases. To ensure an unmatched listening experience, Kevin Gray expertly cuts lacquers and Optimal handles the 180-gram vinyl pressing. The attention to detail extends to the aesthetic experience, with glossy covers and "tip-on" jackets reminiscent of vinyls golden age. Black Sabbaths debut album marked the birth of heavy metal, adorned with atmospheric doom and unsettling sound effects. The platinum record peaked at No. 23 on the Billboard 200 and featured staple tracks The Wizard and N.I.B. Accompanying this release is an exclusive interview with Tom Allom, the albums engineer, who gives a sneak peek into the recording process and the bands influences. Allom recalls, When you listen to Bills drum patterns, and Geezers bass playing, both that album andParanoid, theres a massive jazz influence.