GEORGE CARLIN - FM & AM (1972 Little David LD 7214) orig. LP in shrink MINT cond

$

70

Here's an original 1972 LP pressing on the Little David label (LD 7214) from George Carlin titled "FM & AM".            Side F.M. 1.  Shoot 2.  The Hair Piece 3.  Sex In Commercials 4.  Drugs 5.  Birth Control     Side A.M. 1.  Son Of Wino 2.  Divorce Game 3.  Ed Sullivan Self Taught 4.  Let's Make A Deal 5.  The 11 O'Clock News     Matrix / Runout (Side A):  St-LD-712427C       AT/gp                                      PR Matrix / Runout (Side B):  St-LD-712428-C       AT/gp                                      PR            The vinyl plays in MINT condition with dynamic fidelity!  It sounds awesome!        See the photos for the condition of the labels.      The cover is in EXC+ condition, and in the original shrink wrap - the upper left corner has very faint wear.      The Atlantic Records (Little David is a subsidiary of Atlantic) sleeve has a split on the bottom seam, and it looks NM other than that.       My vinyl is play graded with a 1.25g tonearm, and NOT visually graded.  Some records may have some marks.          I combine shipping for multiple items won.  I charge by weight (roughly 13 oz. per LP, 2 oz. per 7" single, and 4 oz. per single CD), and not by item, which makes it much more fair for the buyer.  *NOTE* - all orders (combined or not) totaling over $100 will require insurance, which gets quite a bit more expensive for international customers.      Please note - I do NOT ship to corrupt South America or Russia .     Please contact me within three days after receiving your invoice, or your items will be relisted or offered to the next highest bidder.  If you bid on an item and you will not be around to contact me when the auction ends, please send me a message before the auction ends to let me know.  I would very much appreciate the courtesy.  Thank you.

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