I bought it new, but the case broke during storage. I've only listened to it about 4 times, so the inside is like new. Features 1. Innovative Performance Hendrix's guitar transcends traditional rock, fusing elements of funk, blues, jazz, and soul. On songs like "Machine Gun," improvisation and emotional expression reach their peak, expressing the chaos and pain of war through his guitar. 2. Musicality of Band of Gypsys The groove with bassist Billy Cox and drummer Buddy Miles is experimental yet incredibly funky. The sound, with its stronger "black music" influence, is fresh and different from the Experience era. 3. Live Energy The unity with the audience, the abundance of ad-libs, and the dynamics of the performance are intense. It's "raw Hendrix" that you can't experience on the studio versions. 4. Sound Quality For recordings from 1969-70, it's remarkably clear and immersive. It has been remastered, realistically conveying the atmosphere of the time. 5. Jimi's Political and Social Message "Machine Gun" is considered a protest against the Vietnam War, carrying a profound meaning beyond just a guitar solo. Thank you for looking. No pets, no smoking.