GASOLIN: Dutch test pressing (CBS 1977) Kim Larsen
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Description
Behold a Dutch test pressing of GASOLIN´s "Gör Det Noget" LP
Tracks: Det Bedste Til Mig Og Mine Venner/Smukke Möller/Jumbo Nummer Nul/December I New York/Place Sct. Michelle/Strengelegen/Get On The Train/Kattemor/Bob-Shi-Bam/Langes Hjem/Gör Det Noget/Kina Rock
Condition: EX+ except for a couple of light clicks at the start of the first track
Note: This is a Dutch white label test pressing of one of Danish group Gasolin´s LP´s, which was recorded in Sweden in September 1977. It hasn´t got a cover, but the inner sleeve has a production sheet (number 266) stapled onto the sleeve with all the production details - see photo. Unfortunately the person that stapled the sheet onto the sleeve was stupid enough to put one of the staples (which I´ve removed) at the top of the production sheet where it has come into contact with the first track of the record, resulting in a couple of minor scratches.
I´m simultaneously selling another Gasolin test pressing from 1980 on eBay
Postage from Sweden:
Europe/UK 1 LP or 12-inch 45 (£6), 2-3 LP´s or 12-inch 45´s (£11)
ROW/US 1 LP or 12-inch 45 (£7), 2-3 LP´s or 12-inch 45´s (£12)
Acceptable methods of payment:
PayPal or cash (UK pounds sterling, Euros or US dollars) in a letter at your own risk. Swedish customers can also pay via pluskonto (Nordea). Afraid I cannot accept any other means of payment, so please don´t bother to ask!
All other questions I´ll be pleased to address as they crop up.
Feedback:
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