Mickey Diamond & Ral Duke Super Shredder Oozey Green Vinyl LP #92/150 New

  

Mickey Diamond & Ral Duke Super Shredder. Oozey Edition Green Swirl Vinyl LP. If inserts or inner sleeves are included, they will generally be pictured. Most of the time I don't have a way to determine what the original inner sleeve is supposed to be, so please check pics closely if this is important to you. Speaking of inner sleeves in general, the thin paper sleeves used by many record companies for vintage records are almost always split to some degree.

I don't grade these and pics may not always show. Please ask if you have questions regarding condition of a particular inner. Check out my other listings. GRADING - (Media/Cover) All grading is by visual inspection.

Grading is obviously subjective, but I do my best to be conservative in grading against the following criteria. Mint (M) Immaculate - Used for new sealed items only. Excellent (EX) Minor issue, not quite NM. Very Good Plus (VG+) Light scratches, scuffs, old finger prints, micro-warp. Very Good (VG) Faded, Visible small scratches, slight warps.

Good (G) Faded, Moderate scratches (some detectable with fingernail) moderate warps. Fair (F) Heavily scratched (several detectable with fingernail) and or significant warp. Might play ok, but noticeable static, popping, skipping to be expected. More listenable in some genres than others. Poor (P) Heavy scratches, chips and/or significant warp.

If I list one in poor condition it would be something special or the accompanying sleeve is in decent condition. Most in Poor condition end up in the trash.... (M) Immaculate (Never seen one in vinyl, CD occasionally). (EX) Minor issue, not quite NM. (VG) Average Wear For Age of Album.

Might include clearly visible shelf wear, corner damage, partial splits. Generally looks good from the front, but sides may be damaged with splits, tears. (F) Damaged and/or heavily worn. May have some torn paper on front or back and/or tears on the sides.

(P) Deteriorated and/or significantly damaged, major tears on the front or back. I generally avoid these but on occasion I come across a great album with good vinyl that just has a terrible cover.