Thank you for viewing. Label: Treasure Isle (ja 7”) Side A: Black man’s Word - Alton Ellis (vg o.k) (wol) Side B: Black man’s Version - Tommy McCook & Soul Syndicate (vg o.k) (wol) Condition: The condition has few scratches on both sides, but there is a slight cloudiness on the record. I think it's slightly better than the description. The sound quality is Side A: a little noise, but you can listen comfortably. Side B: a little noise, as described. Comment: matrix [ DSR 5219-1 TIS 079-A / DSR-5220-1 TIS 079-B ] ◆Notes: Please be sure to check the following. ※ Please participate only if you understand original analog records (especially Jamaican originals) of Reggae / Ska / Rocksteady / Lovers Rock. ※ Condition notation is vg(o.k) / vg+ / vg++ / ex- / ex / nm. Also, wol / swol / ld / sld are noted, but other damages such as record warps, center misalignment, jukebox, record cloudiness, hiss noise, record deformation and dents will be described in the text. By no ※ The sound quality is checked on both sides one by one with a Taruya white needle (needle pressure 3.0). ※ Sleeves are generic sleeves unless otherwise specified. ※ Records with poor conditions such as vg / vg- / g+ / g are not listed. Also, the notation is based on subjective judgment, but we mainly handle records in good condition, so I think you will be almost satisfied if you understand Jamaican original records. ※ We are very sorry, but we will ignore price negotiations. ※ The condition of the product is unified as "has some scratches and dirt". Please refer to our comments for the condition. ※ Returns are not accepted. Please consider your purchase carefully.