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- A stereo, 33 1/3 rpm, vinyl LP picture disc, "Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?" by Megadeth

- Released in 1986 on Capital Records.
- Recorded at Grinder, Track Record, Rock Steady and Maddog studios, Los Angeles in February and March, 1986 and released in September of the same year.
- This is Megadeth's second studio album.
- Produced by Dave Mustaine and Randy Burns, engineered by Casey McMackin and Randy Burns and mixed by Paul Lani
- All songs were written by Dave Mustaine and arranged by Megadeth, except for I Ain't Superstitious, by Willie Dixon
- The musicians are Dave Mustaine, vocals, lead and rhythm guitars; David Ellefson, bass and backing vocals; Chris Poland, lead and rhythm guitars; Gar Samuelson, drums.(Randy Burns, Casey McMackin, Mike Anderson and Paul Sudin provided additional vocals)

- The picture disk features the same full colour art work as on the album cover, with 'Vic Rattlehead' on side 1 and individual photos of the band against an apocalyptic background on side 2. Side 2 also has a full track listing and production credits etc.
- Album design and illustration by Edward J. Repka, cover concept by Dave Mustaine and Andy Somers
- Comes with a card insert with full lyrics on one side and instrument details, thanks and dedications and representation details etc. on the other.
- Comes with a protective, clear plastic sleeve



- Catalogue number:- ESTP 2022
- Matrix run-out:- Side 1:- ESTP 2022 A1 · ORLAKE (etched)
- Side 2:- ESTP 2022 B1 · ORLAKE (etched)

- Track listing
- Side 1:- 1) Wake Up Dead; 2 ) The Conjuring; 3) Peace Sells; 4) Devils Island
- Side 2:- 1) Good Mourning / Black Friday; 2) Bad Omen; 3) I Ain't Superstitious; 4) My Last Words

- Condition
- The vinyl is VG+ with no noticeable scratches or marks. Plays well with just some faint surface noise audible in the quiet bits (!).
- The insert is G+ with no marks or damage and just some light creasing
- The plastic sleeve has a couple of sizeable slits but still affords good protection.
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