Sold Date: December 12, 2023
Start Date: December 11, 2023
Final Price: $74.99 (USD)
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This listing is for the classic 2-LP repress of Hoist from Phish. This "laser beams" blue and green variant was pressed to a limited run and sold out very quickly. I purchased this for myself as I’m a lover of vinyl records. It is new/sealed/unplayed. This piece was never displayed anywhere. It was  set  on  an  IKEA shelf which has  been covered by a drop cloth to keep out UV rays. I've provided images of all four corners for your review. Please note that this one has a slight deformation in one corner. Take a look at the image closely. 
From Phish:
New “Laser Beams” vinyl pressing. Hoist was recorded on 24-track 2" reels in October-November 1993 at American Recording Co. in Calabasas, California. Three singles were released from Hoist – "Down With Disease", "Sample In A Jar" and "Julius" and all three remain in common rotation at Phish shows. Live tracks from an April 21, 1993 Columbus, Ohio rendition of "Split Open And Melt" were blended with studio tracks including parts of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" and effects to create the experimental D Side, "Demand."
The album was recorded and mixed by Ed Thacker and produced by Paul Fox, who incorporated a variety of guests throughout the album including the Tower of Power Horns, additional vocals by Alison Krauss and strings by The Richard Greene Fourteen, backing vocals by the Rickey Grundy chorale and Rose Stone & Jean McLain, banjo by Béla Fleck, violin by Morgan Fichter, and even some trombone by Jonathan Frakes – who played Commander Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
In September 2015, Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering cut the lacquers from the 1/2" flat master reels for the vinyl edition.
Info  on  my  listings: Most  of  my  items  are new/unplayed, with  a  few  exceptions. (Check  the  listing  for  certainty  here.) All  items  have  been  stored in  a  climate-controlled  environment. Ships via media mail.
Please note that I ship my LPs either wrapped in bubble wrap, with padding on the corners, or in well protected mailers that have extra cardboard to mitigate sleeve damage. New vinyl records are not always perfect. Even new LPs will have the occasional pop or crackle, which is part of the charm of vinyl. 
Shipping to continental US only. All sales final.