Available this time is a sealed copy of You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart by Sinead O'Connor on vinyl. This is a limited edition ep created for RSD 2024. 2024 is the 30th anniversary of the Sinéad O’Connor Single, You Made Me the Thief of Your Heart. The track was written by Bono, Gavin Friday and Maurice Seezer for the soundtrack to the 1993 film In the Name of the Father. The song was produced by English musician Tim Simenon (Bomb The Bass) and Gavin Friday and does not appear on any of O’Connor’s studio albums. An excellent addition to any Sinead O'Connor collection.

Grading is by visual inspection only. I never rate anything as mint, that is just the way I look at things as there might be a slight imperfection I cannot see. Near mint is the highest I grade. I do my best to package everything as best I can. Unfortunately small things may happen in shipping like minor bumps to the sleeve or seam splits. Inner sleeve seam splits are not considered defective unfortunately. That is not covered by any insurance through the shipping company. If you would like the record taken out of the sleeve, please let me know and I will ship it that way for you. If on the rare time the item arrives broken, that is covered. Please send pictures if that has happened.

Item is located in Canada.
Please be aware of your country's import customs fees. Unfortunately, I cannot put down any price on the customs forms except the sold price. I am not responsible for any customs fees, if any are charged.
I can combine shipping if you are looking at purchasing more than one item. Please email with your address if you are wondering about additional shipping costs.

The shipping company I use to ship is a bit of a drive and are closed on weekends. That means I will be shipping usually twice a week. Most weeks it will be on Tuesday and Friday.
All shipping prices include packaging, tracking and insurance.
Due to high shipping fees and past issues with different countries' mail service, I am currently only shipping to Canada, the US and the UK. Sorry

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