Dead Kennedys Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables NM First Press Orange Cover LP
  $   250

 


$ 250   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
May 3, 2026 Sold Date
Dec 15, 2025 Start Date
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Description

First US pressing by IRS with orange cover and black letters.
This cover variation was not authorized by the band. After its withdrawal, re-released, later that year, with standard black cover and yellow letters.

Vinyl = NM


 Sleeve - EX (my brother who owned the record since new has lightly written his name on the inside pocket of the sleeve, so barely seen)
Poster Insert - EX
A1 Kill The Poor Written-By – Ray* 3:07 A2 Forward To Death Written-By – 6025 1:24 A3 When Ya Get Drafted 1:23 A4 Let's Lynch The Landlord 2:13 A5 Police Truck Written-By – Ray* 2:24 A6 Drug Me Keyboards – Ninotchka, Paul Roessler 1:58 A7 Your Emotions Written-By – Ray* 1:22 A8 Chemical Warfare Performer [Clubhouse Scene] – Rocky Mountain Arsenal Choir 2:55 B1 California Uber Alles Written-By – Greenway* 3:01 B2 I Kill Children 2:05 B3 Stealing Peoples' Mail Keyboards – Paul Roessler 1:35 B4 Funland At The Beach 1:48 B5 Ill In The Head Guitar, Written-By – 6025 2:46 B6 Holiday In Cambodia Written-By – Dead Kennedys 4:40 B7 Viva Las Vegas Written-By – Pomus And Schuman* 2:38

I grade conservatively using the Goldmine grading scale. There is no such thing as a "mint" record, near mint (NM) is my highest grade. Grades are a visual representation of the playing surfaces.


NM > VG++/EX > VG+ > VG > VG- > G+ > Good > Poor

NM - Playing surfaces will look new with no signs of mishandling. Possibly unplayed.

VG++ or EX - At most a few minor imperfections that have little to no effect on play. Possibly unplayed as well. Sometimes called Excellent.

VG+ - Still a great-looking record with slightly more imperfections that may add some background noise in parts.

VG - Even more imperfections that may add some background noise in parts.

VG-/G+/G/P - I won't sell too many LPs that fall into these grades, but there will be a progression downwards from VG depending upon the severity of the damage. These LPs will be play-tested at least in part to ensure they don't skip.

Sometimes the two sides of a record will grade differently. I will grade it accordingly in those situations, e.g. if side 1 is VG++ & side 2 is VG+ I would mark it VG++/VG+.

Covers follow the same grading scale.



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