Steve Hackett – Discovering Steve Hackett – Vinyl Record NM/NM (Pre Loved)

Steve Hackett – Discovering Steve Hackett  – Vinyl Record NM/NM (Pre Loved)

Cover: NM (Near Mint)

This vinyl cover is in near mint condition, exhibiting minimal signs of wear. The cover maintains its original glossy finish and vibrant colors, with no significant marks, creases, or fading. There may be very slight imperfections, such as barely noticeable scuffs or minor handling wear, but these are few and not immediately apparent. The spine is intact and legible, showing no splitting or significant wear. Overall, the cover presents as almost new, providing an excellent addition to any collector's shelf.

Vinyl (Disc): NM (Near Mint)

The vinyl itself is clean and glossy, showing no visible scratches or scuffs. There are no skips, pops, or background noise, ensuring a high-quality listening experience. The labels are bright and clean, with no writing, stickers, or spindle marks.

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Notes:

Comes in a slipcase with 5 mini LP sleeves inside.

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[“Guitar Noir” cardboard sleeve]
An album which highlights the shaded corners of the instrument – at times sombre occasionally hilarious, but ultimately filled with lyrical intensive obervations

[“Darktown” cardboard sleeve]
More revealing than ever before and firmly autobiographical, DARKTOWN is as personal a Hackett album as you’re likely to see. The usual impossibly big and haunting sounds are occasionally twinned with Ian McDonald’s searing, angst-ridden sax or Jim Diamond’s soulful vocal. This is a record from someone who has lived and needs to tell you what he’s discovered – a nightmare themepark of an album.

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