Stopped by Purchase Street Records today in New Bedford, MA and picked up this gem. Original EU pressing. Very nice shape. Purchase Street Records has the best selection of original 80’s and 90’s vinyl I’ve ever seen in a retail store. Check them out if you’re in New England.

Discogs Demand Ratio (DDR) is great on this album - 0.70. (<1.0 suggests high demand).

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Check off another of my Holy Grail’s. Arrived today in the mail. Vinyl is pristine. Cover is Ex (dent on top left). Would have preferred it be packaged better, lol, but all good. Super high demand, individually numbered album, with a DDR of 0.38, which is incredible!

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Sometimes I order something and am shocked at how great of condition it is! Got this in the mail Saturday. Amazing shape. Small edge surface wrinkle on back and tiny white on one corner would keep it from being a Gem Mint Flawless VMG 10.

Love 1990s vinyl. This one dates to the end of the hair band era with a couple late bangers from Poison …”Unskinny Bop” and “Something to Believe In”.

Not a particularly collectible album, with a Discogs Demand Ratio (DDR) of 1.88 ( <1.0 suggests higher collectibility with demand > supply)

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Don’t lie. You know this album was awesome. You can pretend it wasn’t, but you know the truth.

I love early/mid 90s vinyl in great condition. This one has small holes in the shrink on a few corners and tiny white frays on those corners. Otherwise, nice Ex/NM condition. Likely a solid VMG 8.5-9.

Released in 1995 in red vinyl, a year after the album was released on CD, this is a collectible album, with a DDR (Discogs Demand Ratio) of 0.51 (375 haves, 724 wants - a DDR <1.0 suggests high collectibility).

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