King Crimson Vinyl 14 LP Lot, Full Studio Album Collection 1969-1982 + Bonus LPs
King Crimson is a legendary and pioneering Progressive Rock group. Over three different incarnations all led by Robert Fripp, they released 10 studio albums before a hiatus and re-activating again in the 90s. This set includes all 10, plus a live album from 1975, the acclaimed self-titled spinoff from McDonald and Giles, and Adrian Belew's first TWO solo LPs released concurrently with his work in King Crimson.
Each record and jacket are in the stated condition. Overall, the collection is in typical condition that you'd find in record stores. See pictures for more details, more available upon request. Also available upon request is information about the specific pressing of each individual LP.
(1969)- Seam split roughly 1/4 way down the bottom of the jacket. Spine shows wear toward the top. LP in excellent condition.
(1970)- Shelf wear lines through the front and back cover, LP is VG+.
(1970)- Small dent in the spine, green adhesive stuck to the inner gatefold, no longer sticky, small spot of residue remains. LP is Excellent.
(1971)- Visible shelf wear, you can see where a price sticker was pulled up and it took some of the front cover with it. LP is VG+.
(1973)- Shows shelf wear, mostly by a dent in the top right corner, printed inner sleeve intact. LP is Excellent.
(1974)- Some shelf wear, some dust has made itself part of the textured jacket over the years. LP is VG+.
(1974)- Some shelf wear, LP is VG+.
USA [Live] (1975)- Lots of wear to the jacket including ring wear and severe damage to lower back cover, price sticker residue. LP is Good.
(1981)- Shelf wear mostly impacting the spine, some residue left from price sticker. LP is VG+.
(1982)- Ring wear, dent in top left corner, sticker residue. LP is Excellent.
(1984)- Visible wear, some water stains on the back of the jacket. Original printed inner sleeve is intact. LP is VG.
BONUS LPS:
McDonald and Giles (1970)- Shelf wear, seam splitting on top very slightly, less than a cm. LP is VG+.
(1982)- Shelf wear and sticker residue. LP is VG.
(1983)- PROMO copy with embossed notice and suggested cuts band label, some wear, LP is VG.
