EAGLES 5-LP LOT ~ S/T, Desperado, On the Border, One of These Nights, Long Run
Sold Date:
January 19, 2016
Start Date:
January 18, 2016
Final Price:
$26.09
(USD)
Bid Count:
11
Seller Feedback:
753
Buyer Feedback:
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Super clean lot of Eagles studio albums. You get five of their six studio albums from the 1970s. All LP’s have been stored upright, no noticeable warps. Labels are clean, no handwriting or spindle trails. All vinyl vacuum-cleaned on VPI machine and housed in fresh poly-lined inner sleeves. Vinyl is glossy and ranges from unplayed to very-lightly played. Covers are all crisp, no funky odors. No split seams or spines. No handwriting. See individual grades and specific details for each title below. I grade using the Goldmine Grading Scale. Scale is as follows - NM, VG+, VG. See my feedback and perfect seller ratings, and bid with confidence. LP’s shipped outside of album cover. Each title housed in outer plastic sleeve. Packaged like a pro and shipped within 24 hours of Paypal payment.
TITLE ~ LABEL (Catalog No.) ~ CONDITION (Vinyl / Cover) Eagles (self titled debut) ~ 1972 Asylum Records (SD 5054) ~ NM / VG (includes printed inner sleeve) Desperado ~ 1973 Asylum Records (SD 5068) ~ VG+ / VG+ (textured cover. vinyl downgraded due to superficial scuff.) On The Border ~ 1974 Asylum Records (7E-1004) ~ NM / VG+ (textured cover) One Of These Nights ~ 1975 Asylum Records (7E-1039) ~ NM / NM (embossed and textured cover. includes printed inner sleeve.) The Long Run ~ 1979 Asylum Records (5E-508) ~ NM / VG+ (gatefold cover. includes printed inner sleeve.)
Aside from obvious matrix (catalog) numbers, some of the deadwax runoff groove etchings are as follows: Eagles ~ R113577 Desperado ~ “Eagles Side One Stereo” etched on Side 1, “Eagles Side Two Stereo” etched on Side 2. Also has “PRC” and “AT” etchings. On The Border ~ Sterling stamped in dead wax on both sides. One Of These Nights ~ “Don’t Worry” and “Nothing Will Be OK” etched in dead wax. Also “PRC”. The Long Run ~ Sterling stamped in dead wax on both sides. “Never let your monster lay down” and “From the polack who sailed north” etched into dead wax.
