Sold Date: March 11, 2014
Start Date: March 6, 2014
Final Price: $27.66 (USD)
Bid Count: 9
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David Bowie Low RCA RVP-6154 (CPL1-2030) Release:  1977
The second of the Berlin trilogy with Brian Eno.  Includes the 
Original 1977 RCA/RVC Japanese pressing in like new NM condition.  This is the original Japanese pressing on high-quality super-quiet vinyl.  The orange label and catalog number referencing parenthetically the original US catalog number assures this is the first Japanese pressing from 1977.
Cover:   NM (If anything is worth noting, the lower mouth corner shows just the very slightest bump.  Negligible.)
Record:   NM  
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From allmusic:
Following through with the avant-garde inclinations of , yet explicitly breaking with 's past, is a dense, challenging album that confirmed his place at rock's cutting edge. Driven by dissonant synthesizers and electronics,  is divided between brief, angular songs and atmospheric instrumentals. Throughout the record's first half, the guitars are jagged and the synthesizers drone with a menacing robotic pulse, while 's vocals are unnaturally layered and overdubbed. During the instrumental half, the electronics turn cool, which is a relief after the intensity of the preceding avant pop. 
Half the credit for 's success goes to , who explored similar ambient territory on his own releases.  functioned as a conduit for 's ideas, and in turn  made the experimentalism of not only  but of the German synth group  and the post-punk group  respectable, if not quite mainstream. Though a handful of the vocal pieces on  are accessible -- "Sound and Vision" has a shimmering guitar hook, and "Be My Wife" subverts soul structure in a surprisingly catchy fashion -- the record is defiantly experimental and dense with detail, providing a new direction for the avant-garde in rock & roll.
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Grading Scale:  Strict and accurate Goldmine visual grading under a halogen desk lamp.  I do not use M (Mint).  
NM is as glossy as a new record with no blemishes.  No visible needle marks,even in the lead in section around the outer edge of the record.  No scuffs.  No stains.  No spindle marks. No writing on the labels.  A NM vinyl grade needs no clarification. It is a very high standard.  Your final collection copy.
There are very, very few NM jackets (covers).  A NM jacket has no ring wear, no creases, no bumped corners, no writing and no defacing from cutouts (whole punch, saw mark, etc.)  Even most sealed records from past decades survive as EX+ or EX.  
EX (VG+) records are very collectible, although they should command less money, because they essentially should play as well as a NM record - especially at the top end of the spectrum (VG++ or EX+) but may have a few very minor visual blemishes including a  few superficial needle scratches or superficial scuffs usually as a result of moving within the jacket.  They typically would not be noticed in normal room lighting.  They have NO marks that can be felt with a fingernail and the marks should not negatively affect the listening experience.
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Combined shipping:  Additional $1.00 for the second LP and each additional LP thereafter.
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