COIL - Gold Is Metal with the Broadest Shoulders 1st LP NMint U.K. Black Vinyl
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COIL - Gold Is Metal with the Broadest Shoulders 1st LP NMint U.K.. Vinyl, Sleeve and Inner Sleeve are all in Near Mint Condition.
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Grading Scale:
M Mint - usually reserved for sealed records.
NM Near Mint with only one or two insignificant defects.
EX Close to near mint with a few insignificant defects
VG++ (or EX-) Extremely nice, would be EX except for a few light hairline scratches or scuffs which do not affect play.
VG+ A nice but used record that may have a series of light scuffs or scratches. It may play with a few pops or ticks and maybe some surface noise in between songs but no serious problems.
VG A well used record that still sounds OK but may have moderate surface noise, pops, etc.
VG- A very worn record that plays through without skipping that will do until a better copy comes along!
- Pressed By – MPO
- Published By – Copyright Control
- Recorded At – Bar Maldoror
- Music By – John Balance, Otto Avery, Peter Christopherson, Stephen F. Thrower*
- Photography By [Photo Of Coil] – Lawrence Watson
- Written-By [All Tracks] – Coil
Made in England
Recorded live at Bar Maldoror, others at various other times and locations.
From the liner notes: "This release is not the follow-up to Horse Rotorvator... but a completely separate package - a stopgap and a breathing space - the space between two twins. Presented here are thoroughbreds that escaped the Horse Rotorvator - discarded shards, distortions, disappointments, scrambled and disassembled stages. Remnants of what once was. This record is a chance for us to release some otherwise placeless pieces of music.
Released in five different editions:
1) 2000 copies on black vinyl.
2) Coloured vinyl edition, with some copies including "The Wheel/The Wheal" bonus 7" (LOCI 2). One source says this edition was limited to 900 copies, some on red vinyl and some on clear. A second source states that it was limited to 650 copies, 150 on red vinyl and 500 clear.
3) 25 copies on red vinyl in an unfinished sleeve. All copies include "The Wheel/The Wheal" 7".
4) A deluxe boxed edition limited to 55 copies, each containing the album, The Wheel/The Wheal" 7" single, and numerous art prints, posters and inserts.
5) 23 copies sold via mail order in 2001, each having gold leaf applied to the front cover and including a numbered and signed certificate.
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