LPs have been making a comeback over the last couple of years. Nothing sounds anything like them and the younger generations are figuring it out. My opinion, they are all classic and must own. Lot includes Krush Grove, Various Artists; The Ink Spots, self titled; R&B Edwin Starr "War", maxi single; The Greatest 64 Motown Greatest Hits; Rolling Stones, Get Your Ya-Ya's Out; The Beatles 1967-1970; Creedence Clearwater Revival, 20 Greatest Hits and features John Fogerty; Blue Oyster Cult, The Revolution by Night; another Various Artist, Heavy Metal; Quiet Riot Mental Health picture disc; the 1978 Van Halen debut album and last but not least, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction with the original banned album cover.

None have been tested, but appear to be clean and free of scratches, but can and will not say that there are not scratches...Ê The Beatles and the Motown record do not have the original cover sleeves, but have been kept in inner sleeves.