Sold Date: September 18, 2015
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Very Rare and Out of Print 7" Single. Original 1979 one off project by The Cure. Only 2,000 copies pressed. 

Vinyl is in Excellent condition, somewhere between M- and VG++.

The sleeve is in Good condition for the age. There are two small tears at the top, old price tag residue, a slight seam split at the bottom and quite a bit of record ring - which is reflected in the price. See pictures for details. The record makes a great collector piece for fans of The Cure. 

The record is securely packaged in a protective shipping mailer/box and houses in poly resealable sleeve. The mailers are made of stiff cardboard protecting the 7" during shipping. 

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Cult Hero ‎– I'm A Cult Hero

Label: Fiction Records ‎– FICS 006

Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single 

Country: UK

Released: Dec 1979

Genre: Rock

Style: New Wave, Post-Punk

Tracklist

AI'm A Cult Hero3:50

BI Dig You3:27

Companies etc

Marketed By – Polydor Ltd. (UK)

Phonographic Copyright (p) – 18 Age Record Co. Ltd.

Published By – APB Music Co. Ltd.

Recorded At – Morgan Studios

Mastered At – Strawberry Mastering

Pressed By – Phonodisc Ltd.

Credits

Backing Vocals [Uncredited] – Cult Hero, John (51), Margaret*, Obtainers, The, Sandy (11)

Bass [Uncredited] – Simon Gallup

Engineer [Uncredited] – Mike Hedges

Guitar [Uncredited] – Porl Thompson, Robert Smith

Keyboards [Uncredited] – Janet Smith (2), Matthieu Hartley, Michael Dempsey

Producer – Chris Parry

Vocals [Uncredited] – Frank Bell (2)

Written-By – Cult Hero

Notes

℗ 1979 18 Age Record Co. Ltd. 

Original sound recording made by 18 Age Record Co.Ltd. 

APB Music Co. Ltd. 

Marketed by Polydor Limited. 

Recorded during a party at Morgan Studios London. This was the first time Porl Thompson, Simon Gallup and Robert Smith recorded together. 

Although writing credited to Cult Hero on the release, the Seventeen Seconds deluxe edition CD credits only Robert Smith. 

Frank Bell was a postman, 2000 copies were pressed.