Sold Date: June 21, 2016
Start Date: March 29, 2014
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 3704
Buyer Feedback: 3

Vinyl in VG + condition. Jacket VG-has edge and shelf wear. Lyric sheet sides are ripped.
The first pressing includes custom vinyl labels; Subsequent pressings have standard dark blue Epic labels. 

The US catalog number FE 37689 appears on the spine and both sides of the record. The original UK catalog number FLMN 2 appears on the spine and inner sleeve. 

 ‎– Combat Rock Label:  ‎– FE 37689,  ‎– FMLN 2 Format: , LP, Album, 1st Press 
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Tracklist A1Know Your Rights3:40A2Car Jamming3:58A3Should I Stay Or Should I Go3:06A4Rock The Casbah3:42A5Red Angel Dragnet3:46A6Straight To Hell5:26B1Overpowered By Funk Keyboards –  4:52B2Atom Tan2:27B3Sean Flynn Saxophone –  4:30B4Ghetto Defendant4:43B5Inoculated City2:40B6Death Is A Star Piano – 

Vinyl Grading is based on Goldmine and International grading standards.  I understand that gradings can be interpreted in different ways by each collector, but I attempt to grade as accurately as possible, and I do think I grade on the conservative end.  I do not subscribe to the theory that “no record can be mint”, and if you know yourself to be an unsually demanding grader, please contact me before bidding to clarify any questions reguarding grading.

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NEAR MINT. Maybe A few very light and superficial marks, but vinyl looks almost like new.  Marks are mainly sleeve scuffs and are barely visible, are probably inaudible, and do not affect visual integrity of the vinyl. Vinyl shines like new and original luster is intact.

NEAR MINT-. A few very light and superficial marks, mainly sleeve scuffs and are barely visible, are probably inaudible, and do not affect visual integrity of the vinyl. Vinyl shines like new and original luster is intact.

VG++ Slightly lover than a Near Mint- Grading.  A few light scuffs from sleeve removal, they are visible, but are fairly insignificant relative to the overall condition of the vinyl. Vinyl Looks great for the most part without any MAJOR imperfections. Vinyl is glossy and has much of its original luster

VERY GOOD+ (VG+) . , Not near mint, but is still in clean and nice condition. There are some surface marks and abrasions, but they do not take away from the overall listening experience.

VERY GOOD (VG) , Surface marks and abrasions are more evident, background noise will be noticeable.