Dawn of Electric Frankenstein 12 inch EP - 45 RPM

(much louder than 33 RPM)  - Six songs from 1992 demo never on vinyl before . Colored vinyl - Red, Black or Magenta  - only $15 each, limited edition pressing! Snooze, you lose!

COMES WITH FREE POSTER (as shown), art by Dirty Donny
First image is the front cover, second is the back cover, and third image is the free poster!
BUY MORE THAN ONE COLOR and GET FREE EF Stickers!

features 6 early songs from 1992, never available on vinyl before!
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1 Live for it All 2 Never Gonna Get It 3 Lie to Me 4 One Last Show 5 Ruin You 6 EF Theme
Available in Black, Red, or Magenta. ONLY $15 each!
AllMusic Review by Jack Rabid

Electric Frankenstein leader Sal Canzonieri has done a little-vault raiding. Having unexpectedly uncovered his punishing punk band's first demo while moving house, the guitarist/writer then set about to release the hellacious, long-forgotten, unheard tracks. That in itself would have made a strong release: At the dawn of this New York/New Jersey quartet's formation in 1992, the group sounded even more like a fiery Detroit Stooges/MC5-type powerhouse, like a hundred terrific Detroit-derived Australian groups of the last 25 years. In fact, these offerings positively rock, in all the down and dirty, filthy, fleshy, teeth-gritting raw power and smack the genre is loved for -- complete with Steve Miller's feral snarl straight out of the Sonics' raw-garage tradition. A few Johnny Thunders guitar leads, some Wayne Kramer power-chords, and Stiv Bators soar throat, plus a more-modern-punk crunch all electrocute "Ruin You," "Never Gonna Get It" and "Lie to Me." Hot, hot, hot.