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Japandroids — available from the Mr. Hansen Records collection in carefully graded condition. A solid copy — plays well with the character of a well-loved record. All records are cleaned / conservatively graded to the Goldmine standard / and packed with collector-grade care. Japandroids are a Canadian rock band from Vancouver / British Columbia / consisting of Brian King (guitar / vocals) and David Prowse (drums / vocals). Their second album / Celebration Rock (2012) / was released to widespread critical acclaim / With Rolling Stone calling it one of The 10 Coolest Summer Albums of All Time / and Spin naming the duo Band of the Year. Japandroids toured heavily in support of both albums / gaining notoriety for their live performances and extensive international concert tours. Japandroids' music has been described as 'one part classic rock / one part punk' / due to their blending of classic rock influences such as Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty / with punk rock influences such as the Replacements and Hüsker Dü.

Japandroids – Celebration Rock

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  • We grade the record and sleeve separately. For example, NM/VG+ means Near Mint media with a Very Good Plus sleeve. Always read the notes for the individual copy.

    NM / M- (Near Mint): Almost like new. Vinyl has no obvious defects; the sleeve has no significant wear.

    VG+ (Very Good Plus): Light signs of use. Vinyl may have minor surface marks that do not materially affect listening; the sleeve may have light edge or corner wear.

    VG (Very Good): More visible wear. Vinyl may have audible surface noise, especially in quiet passages; sleeves may show creases, ring wear or seam splits.

    M (Mint): Perfect condition. Sealed means unopened; it does not guarantee a perfect sleeve or allow the disc inside to be inspected.

    This is a short vinyl grading guide based on the Goldmine standard. For CDs and other formats, follow the condition notes in the listing.

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