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The Move Looking On LP - Vinyl Album ST-658 Roy Wood Jeff Lynne ELO VG+/VG++
Vinyl Album ST-658 Features the band's blend of rock and psychedelic music Includes hit single "Blackberry Way" Features fan-favorite tracks such as "Curly" and "Open Up Said The World at the Door" Considered a classic of the Psychedelic rock genre Featuring the distinctive guitar work and vocal harmonies of the band A must-have for fans of The Move, Psychedelic rock and vinyl collecting. Condition:  Cover is VG+ / Album is VG++ to EX

SEE ITEM DESCRIPTION FOR OUR VISUAL GRADING: We only grade records visually. Please note, we do not play test any of the records that we sell.  As for the cover, please inspect the photos in the listing as we will provide the front and back for you to see.  While we do accept returns, the cost of the return label will come from any refund due back to you after we receive and confirm the return.  If you do not like this policy, please shop elsewhere. We give a grade based on what we see. We do not know how it sounds. This record is **item as described** based on a visual inspection. See below for our visual grading system on the record.  

Our LP Grading System:
Mint: Only if the record is in a cover that is still sealed in original shrink wrap. Near mint: Very slight imperfections. Possibly only played once, no scratches, perhaps only very slight scuffs from the cover Excellent: Only a couple marks and perhaps a couple of very light scratches or scuffs Very good: Has marks and light scratches but nothing major, only surface. An LP in this grade may well have a bit of surface noise. The level of how that is heard depends on your needle/stereo. Good: Has a lot of marks, mainly only surface and more than likely a couple of very visible, deep looking scratches that are probably heard and some may skip. Definite surface noise will be heard. Fair: Has a lot of surface marks and scratches that are deep, definitely heard and more than likely skip). Definite surface noise will be heard. Poor: Just basically in terrible condition. We only list “poor” LPs if they are ultra rare or collectible!