Sold Date: April 13, 2014
Start Date: April 3, 2014
Final Price: £13.50 (GBP)
Bid Count: 10
Seller Feedback: 5783
Buyer Feedback: 31

This item is not for sale. Gripsweat is an archive of past sales and auctions, none of the items are available for purchase.

MDC (Millions of Dead Cops)

MORE DEAD COPS 1981-1987

John Wayne was a Nazi, Born to Die, Multi-Death Corporation, Selfish Shit, Radioactive Chocolate, No Place to Piss, Kleptomaniac.

Chicken Squawk, Pecking Order (Death of a Nun), Pay to Come a Long, Revolution in Rock, Spanish Castle Magic, Born Under a Bad Sign.

With 2-sided 60cm x 84cm Poster (not for the faint hearted)

+ Lyric sheet

We Bite Records (Germany) WB 003

THE VINYL IS IN EXCELLENT- CONDITION (1 or 2 superficial 'hair-lines')

 sleeve = Ex.

lyric insert = VG (a little stained from coffee spillage)

POSTER = Ex+

  I have been a record trader for 30 years and I would say that my grading of records (ie judging the condition of records such as mint, excellent, vg, good, etc.) is accurate 99% of the time (nobody's perfect!) If you win an item and you disagree with my grading, please contact me so that we can resolve the matter amicably. I am always willing to offer a refund.

I send all my records in solid card mailers which are further strengthened with cardboard stiffeners. So you can rely on your prized item arriving in the same condition that it left me. I know how disappointing it is to receive damaged items that have been badly packaged, so I ensure that everything posted by me is professionally packaged and secure.

Any item sold for more than £20 to Italy, Russia or the United States will be sent by 'signed for' postage. This costs more, but I can't afford to lose any more expensive items.

 I HONESTLY ONLY CHARGE WHAT IT COSTS ME FOR POST & PACKAGING. CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. 

REMEMBER TO VISIT VINYL VILLAINS WHEN YOU'RE IN EDINBURGH. WE ALWAYS HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF RARE & INTERESTING VINYL, AS WELL AS CD'S, DVD,S, T-SHIRTS, BOOKS, ETC. WE ARE 2 MINUTES FROM PRINCES STREET, AT THE TOP OF LEITH WALK.