Scriabin: The Poem of Ecstasy. Melodiya (EMI) ASD 2482

Description: SCRIABIN: THE POEM OF ECSTASY Op.54; RACHMANINOV: THE ISLE OF THE DEAD Op.29. Excellent LP recorded by Melodiya in the U.S.S.R in 1966. Extremely clean early stereo recording. Subsequently issued (as many were) by EMI under their ASD ref labels. USSR Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the legendary Yevgeny Svetlanov. Please see second picture for full track and performer details. I have a large number of LPs from my personal collection listed on eBay. Most were bought from new and have been well looked after, some were obtained second hand or are ex-library stock - these are identified separately. ALL LPs ARE GRADED BY ACTUALLY LISTENING TO THEM! I have attempted to provide an honest grading for each LP and the condition of the liner/sleeve and card outer cover, plus any specific comments about the condition of the recording where appropriate. I will answer any questions you may have regarding the LPs. Many of these LPs have been cleaned by me, but some would benefit from a further cleaning to remove residual dust - especially the second-hand and ex-library LPs. Post and packing costs will be combined for multiple purchases - it's usually possible to send up to 6 LPs in one package for the standard Royal Mail 2nd class small parcels rate. LABEL & No: MELODIYA (EMI) ASD 2482 (Ex-library) MONO/STEREO: Stereo LP: Ex SLEEVE: VG+ some very light general wear and library ref no on reverse. YEAR: 1966 COUNTRY: Manufactured in England. Recorded in USSR. COMMENTS (if applicable): Despite being an ex-library copy, this LP has clearly been little played and is in really excellent playing condition. Only played once or twice by me also. All records are sent well packaged using Royal Mail 2nd class small parcels service. Note that it is usually possible to send up to six LPs together in one package at the small parcels rate - for multiple purchases. Thanks for looking.

Price: 5 GBP

Location: HALIFAX

End Time: 2024-09-26T14:49:28.000Z

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