The Empire Strikes Back 1980 Symphonic Suite Score Chalfont Digital LP SDG-313

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For your consideration is original 1980 Empire Strikes Back movie score featuring John Williams featuring National Philharmonic Orchestra and Charles Gerhardt. Inside gatefold features commentary from Ray Bradbury, John Williams and Christopher Palmer. This is a fully dynamic range recording digital DBX disc. Cover has great art on both sides and is in very good condition with minor surface wear here and there. Original dust jacket in fair condition with some splits where the album pushed through. Record itself is in excellent condition and has not been played in 4 decades. Amazing album for something 40 years old. This was displayed in my office and is now ready for you to display or play.
Note from the back of the album: “This digital recording will reproduce perfectly on regular stereophonic equipment. However, to fully appreciate the extreme dynamic range and frequency response of this disc, a playback system of ‘audiophile’ quality is recommended.”
I have additional vinyl/albums listed and I love to combine shipping whenever I can. 
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