Sold Date: April 17, 2022
Start Date: April 5, 2021
Final Price: $24.99 (CAD)
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PLEASE READ ALL THE TEXT BEFORE BIDDING OR PURCHASING Here is an original 1968 canadian 45 rpm vinyl record including the picture sleeve. This single has been made in the freak underground psych mood of 1968. We can read the name of Dieu (God) as co-author of "La Fin du Monde". L'Osstidcho is a show created at the "Théâtre de Quat'Sous" at Montreal in 1968, and represent a transitional period for the popular music in the province of Quebec. We can hear the voice of Louise Forestier who was part of this show with Robert Charlebois and "Le Quatuor du Nouveau Jazz Libre du Québec".

Artist :          ROBERT CHARLEBOIS w/ Louise Forestier
 

Side A :         Down in the South
Side B :         La Fin de Monde

Label :          Gamma
Release No : AA-1034
Year :           1968
Country :      Canada

Cond vinyl (visual) : VG+  

Cond label : VG+
name on labels, see photos
Cond. P/S :   VG+ to VG++
no split or writing, minor creases, see photos  

                        Visual grading (conservative) Mint (M) Vinyl Absolutely perfect. Physicaly impossible. Of course, I will not use this grade Cover Same as vinyl NM Vinyl No scratches, scuffs or other obvious defects. Very clean Cover Almost perfect. Great-looking. NM- Vinyl An almost pristine looking record with, perhaps, one or two very faint scuffs or barely visible needlemarks (hairline) Cover Very minor sign of wear, which will be specified in the listing VG++ (Exc) Vinyl Almost as good as NM-, but a few more faint scuffs and/or very light surface needlemarks. Cover No split seams, some minor signs of wear like faint ring wear or little seam wear. Still pretty good-looking VG+ Vinyl More surface light scratches or/and scuffs, with minor consequences Cover A bit more wear than a VG++, such as a moderate ring wear or/and seam wear. Maybe one very partially split seam (max: approx. 1"). VG Vinyl A good-looking record with more scuffs and/or scratches that are more audible (including some background noise), but do not overwhelm the listening experience Cover Minor split seams, perhaps some writing, tape, sticker, ring wear. Looks used, but is still a good-looking cover.
  Each time, I try to make a various selection of vinyl (vinyle) 33 rpm (LP) & 45 rpm which includes many styles of music (progressive, alternative, psych, R&B, Doo wop, funk, jazz, rock, bossa scat, blues, folk, soul, disco, french canadian, etc...) SO DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT MY OTHER AUCTIONS !!!!!!

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