LP VA El Perro Que Habla - Champeta Criolla Afro Colombia ♫♫♫
Sold Date:
August 5, 2015
Start Date:
July 31, 2015
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Grading is strictly conservative using Goldmine Grading System. Nevertheless if you won't be satisfied you can send back the record and I'll give you a full money return.
G : vinyl has surface marks and plays with significant surface noise; suitable for DJs to play in public.
VG : vinyl has been played and might have some surface marks but still plays very well; may have minimal surface noise.
EX : vinyl is near perfect apart from light non-audible surface marks.
NM : vinyl is like new, possibly unplayed; perfect in any way.
LP Various Artists : El Perro Que Habla.
Colombian champeta criolla compilation featuring Alvaro "El Barbaro", Nami, El Halcon, Candido Perez, Justo Valdez.
A-side : El Rey Leon Remix, El Rey Leon, Las Chicas Arrebatadas, Las Mujeres Gasolineras.
B-side : El Perro Que Habla Remix, Las Masoquistas, La Recocha, El Perro Que Habla.
Colombian pressing on Chawala Records CHR-004-96, 1996. Condition of vinyl is G/VG; minor surface noise and some not audible marks. Sleeve has signs of aging.
Sound samples were recorded directly from this record using a Shure V15III with genuine VN35E needle.
No equalizer or noise filter were used, no sound modification was made at all. What you hear is what you get.
