Heavy Metal / NWOBHM / Motorhead: 1979 'Bomber' 12" blue vinyl fully signed rare
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Artist: Motorhead
Format: ‘Bomber’ LP on rare blue 12” vinyl. Fully signed album cover by the classic band line up in medium dark blue biro -type pen super rare!
Release number: BRON 523 (no barcode)
Release label: Bronze
Release year: 1979
Band members
· Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister – bass, lead vocals (1975–2015; his death)
· Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor – drums (1975–1984, 1987–1992; died 2015)
· "Fast" Eddie Clarke – guitars, backing and occasional lead vocals (1976–1982; died 2018)
The signatures are simply stunning of the classic era band from circa 1979! All three are in medium dark blue biro -type pen and are at least 8/10 in grading stunning!
Shipping weight: 650grm
Condition: the condition for this item is noted as follows:
Outer sleeve: 1st press 1979 printed sleeve is very good plus (+) condition with moderate rubbing, creasing and edge wear in the soft semi-gloss finish card. This is a thin, flimsy sleeve! Mounted and framed this is unlikely to be visible and will make a superb artefact from the classic era Motorhead! (This copy is pressed by EMI limited).
Inner sleeve: plain inner EMI sleeve is in excellent minus (-) condition with moderate age yellowing, minor creasing, and a couple of minor stain marks.
Vinyl record: this is a rare first press and limited blue vinyl edition. This pressing has what look like pressing marks in the surface of the vinyl and would grade visually very good plus (+) condition on this basis. I have played the album through on a high-end Marantz deck and the vinyl played well with minor crackles into the lead in tracks of both sides with no pops, clicks or jumps.
Provenance: Purchased via Omega Auctions Lot 263 in September’22 and will come with a redacted invoice highlighting authentication.
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