The Microphones: The Glow Pt 2. 2007. Vinyl Records Album Triple 3x LP. KLP-190.

Description: This has been tested and plays correctly, but I'm not a records expert or grader so I don't know how to grade the record, jacket, etc., so please judge by the pictures. If there are major flaws that I noticed, there will be a picture of it. Ships protected in a vinyl mailer or box. Although I try my best, there may be some flaws that aren't pictured due to the difficulty of picturing all the flaws. There might be price stickers on the jacket, the jacket might be split in some part. There might be light scratches that don't affect playback noticeably when I tested them. I can't document every flaw or even find them all so feel free to return something if you aren't happy about the condition. You'll find I take many more photos per listing than most stores on eBay do so please examine them all before purchasing. I accept any return and want all customers to be happy. If you'd like to combine shipping to save money, add several records to your cart and see if that works, if it doesn't, feel free to ask for an invoice, or message me for a combined shipping refund after your order. The Microphones: The Glow Pt 2. 2007. Vinyl Records Album Triple 3x LP. KLP-190. Text from Discogs: Released first in 2001, then in 2007 Originally released in late August 2001, this version was assembled and re-mastered in the summer of 2007, and released as "KLP190" later that year by K. Sides A to D recorded between May 23rd, 2000 and March 23rd, 2001 at Dub Narcotic, Olympia, Wash. (Most of the "Recorded By" names appear only on Track C4). It was recorded on a semi-functional 16 track with excellent microphones in a vast big-windowed room, usually early in the morning with no extra person pressing the buttons, running around in the dawn. Some of the music on the bonus record (Sides E and F) was recorded after March 23rd, 2001, though not long. Un-mixed January 31st, 2007. The picture of the elephant in the front was taken from the cover of what appears to be an antique Dutch cookbook titled "Calvé-Delft's Winterboekje". On the inside of the cover it seems to credit "Leo Visser" as the artist. I think I found it on the floor of a bookstore I worked at as a teenager, just the cover torn off, and kept it around. Of course it is used without permission. Who do you ask? Have mercy. Mastered in California. All the parts were made in the United States.

Price: 189.99 USD

Location: Paterson, New Jersey

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