Sold Date: December 12, 2018
Start Date: December 9, 2018
Final Price: $99.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 15
Buyer Feedback: 0

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Live recording of Jethro Tull at the Los Angles Forum. Dates are either July 18, July 20 or July 22, 1973.

Might be a test pressing of the “Supercharged” release. The matrix does NOT include Supercharged and simply says 403 A / 403 B for record 1 and 403 C / 403 D for record 2. The labels are white label with “1” on side 1 and “2” on side 2 for the first record - and the numbers “3” & “4” on the second record. Side 3 has writing on it “Thick as a brick” & “Wind Up” are written I. Black pen or marker. This may either be a test pressing OR an entirely different independent pressing.

The paper flyer is also a slightly different photo than I have seen on other copies. It is a reversed image and an upper body shot instead of full body. This is very rare as I have personally not seen another version like this

Matrix: 403 A & 403 D / 403 C & 403 D

ARTIST: Jethro Tull

TITLE: Super Charged - Double Album Live Concert

VINYL Condition: VG+ to Excellent (Very Light Barely Visible Surface Wear / Sleeve Marks / Barely Visible Surface Scratches)

JACKET Condition: Plain white jacket / paper insert has a small crease at the bottom right corner and top left corner as seen in photos. Both are minor, but they do exist.

Please feel free to ask any questions before bidding.

I am happy to take additional photos.

Shipping : Will ship to US ONLY! Shipping may require signature confirmation. I normally ship within 24-48 hours of receiving payment. I’m human. I care and I want everyone to be happy but I also want to spend time with my family over the weekend so if you pay over the weekend I will ship on Monday. Shipping via USPS Media Mail. Media Mail normally takes about a week to arrive to most parts of the US. I cannot control the speed of USPS

99 our of 100 people will be EXTREMELY happy with this record. I do not wish to deal with picky collectors who will try to find a flaw in everything. If that is you, please find this elsewhere. Simply put, I collect and sell records because I love music and the nostalgia, I refuse to deal with anyone who inspects records with a white glove. The record sounds AWESOME but we are dealing with vinyl here. It is not digital. There is bound to be surface noise on any record that is nearly 50 years old. I also do my absolute best to show any flaws in the covers in both the description and the photos. I am human, so if I were to miss a minor detail it would not be on purpose. I am more than happy to take any additional photos. Just message me! If you have a history of complaining please don’t waste my time. I am selling a lot of rare records and I’m not going to deal with anyone who may attempt a bait and switch return. There are absolutely no returns or refunds. All records are sold as is.

With that being said, I only sell records I would personally want to own. I like to think that I under-grade my records but everyone has a very different opinion on grading. Therefore gradings may vary up or down a grade. I try VERY hard to make sure everyone is happy. I wrap my records in thick bubble wrap, not the flimsy cheaper kind and I receive emails all the time complimenting the care that goes into my packaging. I have NEVER had a record damaged in shipping and throughout all my years of selling I have had ONE impossible to please customer. That one person is the reason you now see the disclaimer on grading and the no-refund policy.