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Album: Molly Hatchet - Beatin' The Odds

Label:  Epic AS 99-043

Cover: Vg++
Vinyl: nrmt

Songs:

"Beatin' the Odds" (Banner Thomas, , ) – 3:18 "Double Talker" (Hlubek, Roland) – 3:15 "The Rambler" (Hlubek, Jimmy Farrar) – 4:50 "Sailor" (Thomas) – 3:50 "Dead and Gone" (Thomas, Farrar) – 4:22 "Few and Far Between" (, Steve Holland) – 3:40 "Penthouse Pauper" () – 3:18 "Get Her Back" (Roland) – 3:03 "Poison Pen" (Hlubek, Holland) – 3:06 

Other:

Molly Hatchet is an American / band formed in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1975. They are best known for their hit song "" from the . The band, founded by and Steve Holland, took its name from a prostitute who allegedly mutilated and decapitated her clients. Most of Molly Hatchet album covers feature inspired art, some of which were painted by artists , and . 

Grading
 
NEAR MINT-Usually the highest grade, plays like new.  No marks, scuffs or scratches on the record. The cover should be in like new condition with little or no wear.

EXCELLENT-Almost like new, maybe a mark or two on the record, but it should still sound like new. Vinyl looks shiny and clean. Dynamics, Clarity and Fidelity should all be excellent on the vinyl. The cover may have some wear, but certainly no ring wear or major marks or damage on the cover. Most collector examples.

VERY GOOD ++  A Beautiful Album, Some wear on the record. Some marks, scuffs or light surface scratches, certainly no skips or constant ticks when playing. Fidelity and Dynamics should be excellent. The cover can have some light wear, ring wear or bruised corners.

VERY GOOD +   Has some marks, scuffs and light scratches on the vinyl. Will play through without any skipping or major constant "ticks". Well cared for records, but evidence of playing them many times are there. Fidelity and Dynamics are still good, but maybe some light background noise between songs. Cover has ring wear and bruised corners, but overall front and back are in good shape. Some shine to the vinyl still.

VERY GOOD   Well worn record, has scratches, "ticks" and surface noise. Maybe a skip or two, nothing major, but would not be a collector example. Deeper scratches and noticable shine gone from the vinyl. Will play with fidelity, but background noise will be present.

GOOD    Lots of wear to the record, skips and scratches are certain. Deeper scuffs are present. A record that has seen better days! Record still plays, but gone is the fidelity and dynamics that make vinyl magical. Cover has ring wear, seam splits, and writing sometimes. Not a cover you would want to frame. Only to be bought to sustain a need until a better example is found.

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