Enemy “Bang Bang You’re Dead” King Tut R 5229/5230 US 1979 1st Pr.+PicSl +Insert
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The Enemy “Bang Bang You’re Dead”/“Trendy Violence” King Tut Records R 5229/5230 Original 7” Single 1979 US 1st Pressing
With Picture Sleve And Very Rare Small Band Info Poster
Side A Matrix Number In Out Groove: R 5229 A
Side B Matrix Number In Out Groove: R 5230 B
KBD Punk from Seattle, Wa
The Enemy was, along with the Moberleys, one of the key bands in the early Seattle Punk Scene. The also started the first punk club called The Bird, in Seattle. But the club didn’t last long and was closed down by the Police.
You can hear the tumult at the closure, in the club, on the B side at the beginning of “Tredy Violence”. The Inner sleeve is the printing of a newspaper article about this police action.
Line Up
Suzanne Grant
Samon Titus
George Gleason
Peter Barnes
Produced By: Norman Durkee
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Condition: “Near Mint (Excellent)“. Die Single wurde nur sehr wenig gespielt, und hat keine hörbaren Kratzer. Nur einige feine Oberflächenwischer, die durch das Rein-und Rausschieben aus der Hülle entstanden Sind. Die Platte wurde mit Kopfhören geprüft.
Sleeve: “Very Good Plus“ Das Sleeve zeigt hauptsächlich an den Rändern, geringfügige Gebrauchsspuren. Die Ecken sind leicht angeknickt und ein Record Ring beginnt sich geringfügig abzuzeichnen. (Siehe Fotos)
Condition: "Near Mint (Excellent)". The single was played very little, and has no audible scratches. Only some fine surface hairlines, cused by the in –and out sliding from the sleeve. The record was tested with head phones. Sleeve: “Very Good Plus“ The sleeve shows mainly at the edges, slight traces of use. The corners are slighty kinked and a record ring begins marginally to emerge.
(See photos)
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