Sold Date: February 11, 2015
Start Date: February 1, 2015
Final Price: £9.99 (GBP)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 1047
Buyer Feedback: 115

ELO Out Of The Blue - Double LP on BLUE VINYL.

GATEFOLD SLEEVE - Very Good condition - The is some ring wear to the front and back covers as can clearly be seen in the photos. The spine is solid although there is some edge wear. The poorest part of the spine is at the top. There is also what looks like a water mark on the top left corner of the front cover. The third photo shows both the spine and front cover top left corner condition.  The inside of the gatefold sleeve just has some light scuff marks running horizontally along the top and bottom. There is also some light ring wear. The only other thing to mention is that some of the edge wear along the 'black' printed edges has been 'repaired' with what looks like black marker.  There are no seam splits to the sleeve at all.

PRINTED INNERS - Both are in Very Good condition and apart from some edge wear and the ring wear (see photos) there is nothing else to report. Both are fully intact and there are no seam splits.

POSTER - Apart from some age spotting on the back of the poster there is nothing else to report. It is in a Very Good++ condition.

RECORDS - Both records have scuff marks and score lines which are visible when the records are held to a bright light. Please note that I am therefore selling this item for its coloured vinyl collectability aspect and not primarily for its audio quality. The records do play well for their age with the music and vocals sounding clear and bright but there is some pop and crackle on both records. The end of 'Birmingham Blues' leading into 'Wild West Hero' in particular has some, more prominent, audible 'scuffing' noise. Having listened to both records I would say that Record One is Good and Record Two is Good+.   

Please feel free to ask any questions about this item and thank you for looking. I am more than happy to provide additional photos if required.

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