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THE WEIRDOS Destroy All Music LP [MINT VINYL] 30th Anniversary Issue BOMP Punk
Sold Date:
July 2, 2015
Start Date:
January 8, 2015
Final Price:
$16.95
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ARTIST: THE WEIRDOS
TITLE: DESTROY ALL MUSIC
FORMAT: 1 x 12" LP 33.3 rpm on black vinyl.
LABEL: BOMP / 098081409812 / BLP4098 / REISSUE / 1977-79 / 2007 / USA
CONDITION: CONDITION: MINT VINYL - OPENED BUT UNPLAYED - TO CHECK COLOUR ONLY
OTHER INFO: Back in print on vinyl. 'Destroy All Music' includes the WEIRDOS' storming three-song debut single from 1977, the more polished but still impressive 1979 EP 'Who? What? When? Where? Why?', and early demos for four tunes (three of which also appeared on their first single).
Track List:
Demo
Destroy All Music EP
Who? What? When? Where? Why?
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Record Grading
Mint : Unopened,still factory sealed.NM or -M : Near perfect, played once or twice if ever.
VG++ : Almost like new with only superficial signs of use that dont affect play. Only well cared for records will grade out to VG++.
VG+ : Vinyl may show some slight signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or light scratches that don't affect the sound.The cover may have slight signs of wear.
VG or Very Good : Some surface noise will be noticeable in quiter passages but will not overpower the music.The cover may have writing,tape or stickers,but not all three.
G or Good : Good doesn't mean bad it just means the album can play through without skipping,but there will be significant surface noise or detectable scratches.The cover may have splits, writing,tape,or stickers on it.
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