Christian Death Deathwish LP '81 recording, 6 tracks original vinyl import '84 pressing, nm shape glossy vinyl, vg+ cover, original lp vinyl, suicide differe no 4, sd4 french press, with art poetry book in french and english! nice shape book has stain on front page, rare! see pics!

Christian Death

Deathwish

Tracklist

A1     Deathwish   
A2     Romeo's Distress (Nouvelle Version)   
A3     Dogs   
B1     Desperate Hell   
B2     Spiritual Cramp (Nouvelle Version)   
B3     Cavity (Nouvelle Version)   

Credits

Bass - James McGearty
Drums - George Belanger
Guitar - Rikk Agnew
Vocals - Rozz Williams

Notes

Recorded at Orange County Studios in 1981. These 6 songs were the first recordings Christian Death recorded in a studio before the band signed to Frontier Records for Only Theatre Of Pain. They were asked to provide some songs for the "Hell Comes To Your House" punk compilation album (Frontier Records, 1981), however only "Dogs" ended up being used.

The cover is a reproduction of the painting "Who shall deliver me" by Fernand Khnopff. Reverse has text in French by Jean Lorrain and a picture depicting a child sat upon the coffin of a dead woman (Alfred Kubin "la fiancée de la mort").

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