Lisa Marie Presley Storm & Grace Vinyl New/Sealed OOP With Hype Sticker

$

500

Lisa Marie Presley Storm & Grace Vinyl New/Sealed OOP.  This was one of the first albums I bought when I started collecting vinyl.  I fell in love with her music when I saw her in concert back in 2003.  I was lucky enough to obtain video footage from that show that I will cherish forever.  I think I have 3 copies of this album, so I'm willing to part with 1.  A stock photo was used.  Pictures of the actual item are available upon request and will soon be added to this listing.  Since the album is sealed, the vinyl is presumed mint.  I'm conservatively grading the sleeve near mint.  There are no creases, bent corners, or holes to the shrink wrap.  It has 2 hype stickers on the front.  
The barcode is 602537019809.  180gm heavyweight vinyl.  This would be a great addition to a fan's collection.  I loved LMFP, so the price is firm.  I really don't care if this doesn't sell.  I'll gladly keep it and pass it down to the next generation.  I suspect some listings will appear from foreign sellers at lower prices.  From one fan to another and one collector to another, PLEASE BE CAREFUL who you buy from.
This will be double boxed with plenty of bubble wrap and padding.  This may take up to 7 business days to ship so I can properly prepare the item.  I want it to arrive to you in the same condition it is in now.
Domestic only.  I do not ship to AK, HI, or a PO Box.  The default shipping method is USPS media mail.  If you would like something different or want insurance, contact me PRIOR to buying so I can research it and revise the listing.
The Memphis-born Presley reclaims those roots on her new album Storm and Grace — an Americana-inspired showcase for her songwriting talent and smoldering alto voice. Produced with elegant restraint by 12-time Grammy Award-winner T Bone Burnett, Storm and Grace is a marked departure from Presley’s previous albums, 2003's gold-certified To Whom It May Concern and 2005's Now What, which both debuted in the Top 10 on Billboard’s Top 200 chart, “I love the songs, but I think I was hiding behind a lot of sonic layers because it was scary to go out there,” Presley says. “It’s easier to bury yourself in the noise so you don't stand out. This album is a lot more stripped-down and naked, both musically and lyrically.”
A1 Over Me 3:57 A2 You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet 3:46 A3 Weary 2:52 A4 Close To The Edge 5:19 A5 So Long 3:39 A6 Un-Break 4:08 B1 Soften The Blows 4:30 B2 Storm Of Nails 4:29 B3 How Do You Fly This Plane? 4:05 B4 Forgiving 3:35 B5 Storm & Grace 4:10