LOT of 12 DEEP PURPLE LPs Machine Head, Burn, In Rock, Fireball, Made In Japan

Here is a lot of 12 LPs by Deep Purple.  They are: Stormbringer, Book of Taliesyn, Machine Head, Who Do We Think We Are?, Deep Purple and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Burn, In Rock, Made In Japan, When We Rock We Rock When We Roll We Roll, Fireball, Made in Europe and Singles A's & B's.  

Condition of vinyl range from VG++ to VG- (most are VG+), and condition of sleeves range from VG+ to VG- (see full details below).  Almost all have original inserts (including lyric sheets), and The Singles A's & B's is a UK import.  A great chance for a beginning collector to pick up some of their best work in one shot at a great discount (and save on shipping!)

Shipping within the continental U.S. will be $4.  Sorry, no international shipping for this lot, it's just too heavy.  

"Stormbringer", Warner Bros PR 2832, stereo, 1974.  1B/1B etched matrices, KENDUM stampers. 

Vinyl is VG+/VG+ - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG+/VG - Minor wear to corners and edges, some ring wear/general wear.  Warner Bros insert, VG+.    

"The Book of Taliesyn", Tetragrammation Records T-107, stereo, 1968.  

Vinyl is VG-/VG- - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG.

Sleeve is VG-/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (2" splits at top and bottom right, taped), some dark wear to back.  Plain white insert.

"Machine Head", Warner Bros BS 2607, stereo, 1972.   

Vinyl is VG+/VG - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (1" split at bottom right), some ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG.  Lyric poster, VG+.

"Who Do We Think We Are", Warner Bros BS 2678, stereo, 1973.  

Vinyl is VG+/VG+ - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (1" split at top right, tiny split in middle of spine), some ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG-, splits.  Lyric sheet, VG.  

"Deep Purple/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Jon Lord", Warner Bros WS 1860, stereo, 1970 (this is a later reissue).    

Vinyl is VG++/VG+ - A few light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG+.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (4" split at bottom right, 2" split in middle of top edge), some ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG-, split at bottom, creasing. 

"Burn", Warner Bros W 2766, stereo, 1974.  1A/1A first pressing.    

Vinyl is VG++/VG+ - A few light scratches and scuffs (most are paper marks from storage, nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (bottom edge is unglued and taped), ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG.  Lyric sheet, VG. 

"In Rock", Warner Bros WS 1877, stereo, 1970 (this is a later 70's reissue).    

Vinyl is VG++/VG+ - A few very light scratches and scuffs (most are paper marks from storage, nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (small split at top right), some general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, G+. 

"Made In Japan", Warner Bros 2WS 2701, stereo, 1973.  

Vinyl is VG+/VG - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip), slight warp (doesn't effect play).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG+/VG+ - Minor wear to corners and edges (creasing at top left), some ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Plain white inserts.

"When We Rock, We Rock, When We Roll, We Roll", Warner Bros PRK 3223, stereo, 1978.  

Vinyl is VG+/VG+ - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG+/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (crease at top left), minor ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG, split at bottom.

"Fireball", Warner Bros BS 2564, stereo, 1971 (this is a later 70's reissue).

Vinyl is VG+/VG++ - A few light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (creasing at top right), some ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Warner Bros insert, VG, split at bottom.   

"Made In Europe", Warner Bros PR 2995, stereo, 1976.  

Vinyl is VG/VG- - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG+.

Sleeve is VG-/VG- - Moderate-to-heavy wear to corners and edges, ring wear/general wear to front and back.  Plain white insert. 

"The Singles A's & B's", Harvest SHSM 2026, stereo, 1978.  UK pressing.

Vinyl is VG/VG+ - Some light scratches and light scuffs (nothing deep enough to feel with a fingertip).  Labels look VG++.

Sleeve is VG/VG - Moderate wear to corners and edges (top and bottom edges are unglued), dark wear/general wear to front and back.  EMI insert, VG+. 

     

As a collector, I try to provide as much information and a description of each record’s condition as possible.  Unless a sound sample is posted (always of the record you are bidding on), records are graded visually.  My grading system is as follows:

M – Mint – Unopened or just opened.  I very rarely use this grade, I reserve it for the most pristine copies.

NM (+&-) – Near Mint – Record has been treated with care.  Free of notable scratches or abrasions.  Label is generally in great condition.   

VG++ (or EX) – Very Good ++ - May have a couple light surface scratches or scuffs, but is very listenable and should not disturb play.  Label may have slight wear, writing or marks.

VG (+&-) – Very Good – May have more than a few light scratches or a couple heavier scratches or scuffs.  May play with some crackling, but not enough to overpower the music.  Sleeve may have a seam split, ring wear, writing, etc.

G (+&-)– Good – Record may have multiple scratches or small gouge(s).  May have significant crackling that may overpower the music, but still listenable.  Label may be torn.

F (+&-) – Fair – Record has significant damage.

Shipping:

Within the continental U.S. is a flat rate of $4.00 via USPS first class, or Media Mail for albums.  

45's & 7" Records - Up to 5 can be sent for $4.00 within the U.S. $1.00 per additional LP within the U.S. 

Shipping within North America (Canada and Mexico) is $12 via USPS first class for 45s or Media Mail for LPs.

45's & 7" Records - Up to 5 can be sent for $12. $3.00 per additional LP.

International shipping is a flat rate of $15 for 45’s and $18 for albums via USPS first class. 

$1.00 per additional 45 internationally. $3.00 per additional LP internationally (up to 5, double LP's count as 2). More than 5 LP's will be shipped in multiple boxes via First Class or one box via Priority.

I use only high-quality shipping materials designed for mailing records.  If your purchase is over $50, I encourage insurance.

Payment:

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Returns:

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