R.E.M. — shops Document

R.E.M. — Document

Released: 1987
Genre: Rock
Style: Alternative Rock, Pop Rock


Tracklist:

Side 1 —
1. Finest Worksong — 3:48
2. Welcome to the Occupation — 2:48
3. Exhuming McCarthy — 3:19
4. Disturbance at the Heron House — 3:33
5. Strange — 2:32
6. It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine) — 4:07

Side 2 —
1. The One I Love — 3:17
2. Fireplace — 3:24
3. Lightnin' Hopkins — 3:18
4. King of Birds — 4:07
5. Oddfellows Local 151 — 5:21



Condition — NM

Sleeve: NM

Vinyl: NM


Our vinyl grading system:

Mint (M) — This is a record that is still sealed.

Near Mint (NM) — This is a record that shows no obvious signs of wear. A record that looks like new. The jacket may show only light wear with minor scuffing and/or edge-wear. The jacket will not have seam splits, folds or cut-out holes.

Near Mint Minus (NM-) — This is a record that won't be perfect and may show very minimal signs of use. This is a record that may have been played but was handled with extreme care. The jacket may have light scuffing and/or edge-wear, minimal creasing, promotional cut-outs or cut corners.

Very Good Plus (VG+) — This is a record that will show light use and may have some mild scuffing and/or fine surface scratches that may create light surface noise. Light surface noise may be noticeable during quiet passages or in between tracks. This is a record that was obviously played and shows light to moderate wear. The jacket may have light to moderate scuffing, edge-wear, slight ring wear, lightly turned up corners, promotional cut-outs or cut corners.

Very Good (VG) — This record will show more signs of wear. Surface scuffing and light scratches will be much more visible. Surface noise will be more noticeable. Record labels may have writing or stickers attached. The jacket will have scuffing and edge-wear and may have seam splits, ring wear, turned-up corners and cut-out holes. Jackets may also have previous owner's name or shops other writing.

Good (G) — This record will have even more wear with significant surface noise, scratches and possible groove wear. However, with all of these defects, the record should play without skipping. The jacket may have seam splits, ring wear, turned-up corners and cut-out holes. Jackets may also have a previous owner's name or other writing.