WARNING!!! Please read my description below for details of a manufacturing fault which creates an issue.
DJ Tony - Robin's Attack
Superplastik
Cat# SPK 010-5
2005
Play both sides at 45
Play Side A with care!
Netherlands release
Generic record label cover is in very good condition, no seam splits, no writing, no tears.
New inner plastic sleeve
Vinyl is in very good condition, visually inspected under a bright white halogen light source and I can see a couple of light scratches on each side.
But guess what? The record label on the logo side is way off centre! The label print looks like screen printing direct to the vinyl or perhaps an extremely thin label because the grooves still show through the vinyl BUT when the styli passes over this area of printing, the music plays on ... no issues EXCEPT it is accompanied by a swishing sound. The other side (AA) is fine. So you can play the logo side but I don't like the idea of your styli ripping through that graphic printing!
As a guide, the print onto the vinyl occurs around 60% into the track "Robin's Attack" and right through until the run-out area - about a minute or so. It sounds a bit like DJ Tony has suddenly gone down to the seaside, with all that swishing.
This is not one of your "picture" vinyl disc's - it has been misaligned when the label was applied.
Besides this issue though, I have played both sides of this release ENTIRELY, absolutely no significant issues with surface noise (with the exception of my notes above) or clicks/pops.
New outer plastic protective sleeve
Tracks: Robin's Attack, Impego
