URIAH HEEP-Very 'Eavy Very 'Umble UK LP G/F Vertigo
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Welcome to another auction of the weird and the wonderful, the classic and the rare. More records from my collection to be sold as still out of permanent work!
I ONLY send items to outside the UK with 'signed-for'. If you do not want to pay this extra cost then please do NOT bother bidding on this item. I will NOT drop signed-for because your mail system is 'safe'.
This auction is for the ORIGINAL LP 'Very 'Eavy, Very 'Umble' by Uriah Heep issued in the UK on the legendary Vertigo Records label 6360 006 in 1970. It Is NOT mint so don't expect a mint copy. It is still a decent copy and should suffice until a mint one comes along. One of my favourite bands of all time I had the pleasure to witness their finest hour at the Rainbow on returning from a successful tour of the US back in the early 70's. To me it was the BEST live performance for energy that I have ever been to and still is.
The LAMINATED cover I have classed as VG+ mainly because it has some edge wear.
The inner sleeve is a plain white one.
The labels have no stickers, no writing but has several spindle marks.
The vinyl is VG+. It has clearly been played and enjoyed. There are some light surface marks. It is still a respectable copy until a mint one comes along. Matrices are 1Y and 2Y.
FOR DEFINITIONS OF GRADING PLEASE SEE THE BOTTOM. If you do not agree with these definitions then please do NOT bid.
Postage and packaging is £3.25 for the UK. For anywhere else it will be higher and I always send 'signed-for' which costs another £4.25. Please check costs before bidding. I ONLY accept Paypal from anywhere outside of the UK. Items sent in the UK can be sent recorded or registered if you want to pat the extra cost.
Please bid with confidence as I have a 100% positive feedback rating of over 860.
Grades by me are as follows:-
MINT- Mint means MINT. No quibbles here, it is either still sealed or I have bought the record from new and never played it.
NEAR MINT- As above but I have played it one or two times. Sometimes applied to some records that I have bought which reach this quality.
EXCELLENT +/- variations of excellent mean that there are no lessenings of sound and the the cover and contents are the same high quality. There might be the lightest of marks on the record
VG +/- variations of VG. The record has obviously been played but to varying degrees, possibly some clicks and maybe some background noise or distortion. Can contain some surface marks which have no major impact on the playing of the record. Covers can have a few creases, edge wear and maybe sticker marks.VG- might indicate some light scratches and possibly small splits in the sleeve.
G to BAD- These copies are really only for filling in gaps. The quality of any of these grades is not going to be that good and nothing more should be expected. All G's (good) will play but might suffer from distortion, Covers will have maybe splits, heavy writing etc.
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