This item is designated as 【For Bath-sama Only / Others Please Do Not Purchase】. We will only conduct transactions with Bath-sama. If someone else purchases this item, please be aware that you will receive a completely different product (only a record sleeve) from what is shown in the photos and description. Thank you for your understanding. LP Vinyl Record Joyce Tardes Cariocas Afternoon in Rio Brazilian Pressing, Excellent Condition Artist: Joyce Title: Tardes Cariocas Label: Feminina Edições Musicais Ltda. ‎ Catalog Number: LP 0001 Brazilian Pressing *Please refer to the label and jacket for other detailed information. Purchased as a new import in the 90s, I listened to it once with a face-down brush, and it has been stored in a record box ever since. The record itself shows no noticeable large scratches upon visual inspection. There are almost no scuffs, and it is clean. The condition is considered to be NM (Near Mint) to NM- (Near Mint Minus). The jacket also has no particularly noticeable large scratches or damage, and there are no particular problems with normal use. However, there is some yellowing/fading due to aging on the white-based parts, so please be aware of this. Although it is in a condition close to unused, please understand that it is a vintage item. I believe it is in quite good condition for a used record, but please understand that there may be fine scratches or age-related deterioration due to long-term home storage. Please make your judgment based on the photos. Feel free to ask any questions. *The listed category is for reference only. (Mainly related to the evaluation of the disc condition) *Please excuse any fine dust due to static electricity. *Please understand that I have not checked the playback of the entire record. *I will include an outer plastic sleeve, but consider it as a bonus. *If you are particular about information such as the original pressing (first edition), reissue, or detailed condition, please confirm through messaging before purchasing. *Please purchase only if you understand that this is a used record and an import, and that it has been stored at home.