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NM/VG++ (Record/Cover)

The Glory Stompers
“Abandoned Youth”
Disturbance Records DISTR002
LP Released in 1995

Rare punk from Canada; this was their first full length album, and this is from the very first pressing with no barcode on the back and pressed on bright clear blue vinyl. Although they hit the scene in the 90s, they play a very pure New York ’81 style of hardcore punk. The female vocals conjure up images of Kathleen Hanna, and make for some great tag-team singing between Lorna & Greg.

Tracks:
A1 Homeless 
A2 Waste 
A3 No More 
A4 (Not A) Machine 
A5 Redline 
B1 Tory Crimes 
B2 Deceiver 
B3 My Life 
B4 Fight 
B5 City Life 
B6 Part Time (You Don't Give A Shit)

The grade of the record is VG++ with only a couple of almost invisible surface-only marks that do not affect play in any way. The cover grades to VG++ with only tiny dings on the corners, bright artwork and no splits, tears, stickers, stains, creases or cutouts. The insert is NM and looks untouched. This is a beautiful archival-grade copy of a rarely seen record.

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