CARBONAS "Scene Killer" 1st LP-VERY RARE (# 72 of 666)
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Description
YEAR: 2002
LABEL: CHAMPAGNE VELVET
LABEL #: CV 001
MATRIX #: 12336M
VINYL CONDITION: NEAR MINT
SLEEVE CONDITION: NEAR MINT
INSERT CONDITION: MINT
Wild 1st LP here by the beloved Carbonas. I bought this record new at the time of its release and have only played 3 times. Great packaging, with pink vinyl that has hints of white swirls in it. Also comes with the glossy, two-sided insert that is hand numbered #72 of 666 on the front of it. The front of the insert also has a funny “remake” of a classic Pushead drawing from the 80’s. The back of the insert has lyrics and pictures of flyers from various Carbonas shows.
TRACK LISTING
SIDE 1
1. 3 Days Away
2. Jaguar Ride (Electric Eels cover)
3. Not Meant For This
4. She’s a Headache
5. Forget Me
6. Find You Out
7. I’m Empty
SIDE 2
1. Sad & Crazy For a Long Time
2. Had Enough
3. Don’t Wanna Wake Up
4. Clear My Head
5. God’s Land of Ditches
6. Cuz I Don’t
7. Mod Mullet
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