Whitesnake – Whitesnake
Label:
Geffen Records – GHS 24099
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Specialty Press
Country:
US
Released:
1987
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Hard Rock
Tracklist
| Position | Title/Credits | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Crying In The Rain | 5:35 |
| A2 | Bad Boys | 4:07 |
| A3 | Still Of The Night | 6:38 |
| A4 | Here I Go Again
Guest, Guitar, Soloist – Bill Cuomo |
4:36 |
| B1 | Give Me All Your Love | 3:30 |
| B2 | Is This Love | 4:42 |
| B3 | Children Of The Night | 4:22 |
| B4 | Straight For The Heart | 3:37 |
| B5 | Don't Turn Away | 5:08 |
Seller
Shipping fees are payed by the buyer and are estimated upon item count. In some cases it may be possible to cut down on shipment fees. And of course combined shipping will be no problem.
In other cases the fee might be higher than estimated. The new shipping policies of Discogs are not very flexible and easy to work with.
Best way to be sure is to me before paying.
Buyer will pay return shipping and for any customs taxes your country may charge. If you return a parcel be sure to mark it "RETURN". If not it will get stuck in the Swedish customs.
A CD shipped without the plastic "Jewel" case is in most cases cheaper. Please me if you prefer this.
ed shipping is recommended (required for shipments with value over $100). Standard shipping is WITHOUT tracking-ID to most countries.
Due to Covid and other issues the Swedish postal service does not ship to certain countries.
Shipments to countries outside of Europe may take weeks and sometimes months. This is due to local postal and custom services.
If the shipment is damaged report it to your local postal services and make your complaints directly to them. Let me know if I can assist. Please understand that I cannot be held responsible for any damage occuring during transport.
I use standard vinyl shipping boxes with stiffeners and I separate vinyls and covers and pack well.
Grading:
I have seen many strange gradings around. Some professional dealers even call it NM- what I consider to be VG. I generally playgrade the records, mostly by sampling areas.
Here are in short my definitions. Playgrading done with headphones. Optical in very strong light.
Mint = Sealed
NM = No marks, no noise.
EX = A few barely visible light marks, no noise except occasional barely audible groove dust noise.
VG+ = Some light marks, light background noise accepted.
VG = Light marks more or less all over, no deep scratches unless stated in description. Obvious crackling but not disturbing.
G+ = Worn with marks over all, maybe scratches giving ticks and clicks, no skips, still enjoyable as crackling is mostly behind the music.
G = Worn with scratches and marks, clicks and pops, no skips, enjoyable as reference.
F = Worn with a few skips and heavy crackling.
Records looking for instance VG+ but playing EX will be graded VG+
Records looking EX but playing VG+ will be graded VG+
Any deviations from these guide lines will be written in the description.
Happy hunting!
In other cases the fee might be higher than estimated. The new shipping policies of Discogs are not very flexible and easy to work with.
Best way to be sure is to me before paying.
Buyer will pay return shipping and for any customs taxes your country may charge. If you return a parcel be sure to mark it "RETURN". If not it will get stuck in the Swedish customs.
A CD shipped without the plastic "Jewel" case is in most cases cheaper. Please me if you prefer this.
ed shipping is recommended (required for shipments with value over $100). Standard shipping is WITHOUT tracking-ID to most countries.
Due to Covid and other issues the Swedish postal service does not ship to certain countries.
Shipments to countries outside of Europe may take weeks and sometimes months. This is due to local postal and custom services.
If the shipment is damaged report it to your local postal services and make your complaints directly to them. Let me know if I can assist. Please understand that I cannot be held responsible for any damage occuring during transport.
I use standard vinyl shipping boxes with stiffeners and I separate vinyls and covers and pack well.
Grading:
I have seen many strange gradings around. Some professional dealers even call it NM- what I consider to be VG. I generally playgrade the records, mostly by sampling areas.
Here are in short my definitions. Playgrading done with headphones. Optical in very strong light.
Mint = Sealed
NM = No marks, no noise.
EX = A few barely visible light marks, no noise except occasional barely audible groove dust noise.
VG+ = Some light marks, light background noise accepted.
VG = Light marks more or less all over, no deep scratches unless stated in description. Obvious crackling but not disturbing.
G+ = Worn with marks over all, maybe scratches giving ticks and clicks, no skips, still enjoyable as crackling is mostly behind the music.
G = Worn with scratches and marks, clicks and pops, no skips, enjoyable as reference.
F = Worn with a few skips and heavy crackling.
Records looking for instance VG+ but playing EX will be graded VG+
Records looking EX but playing VG+ will be graded VG+
Any deviations from these guide lines will be written in the description.
Happy hunting!
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