Man or Astroman "Espanto Del Futuro" rare 1995 UK promo live (vinyl record 7" xn
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VG+/VG++ (Record/Cover)
Man Or Astroman?
“Espanto Del Futuro (live)”
Fear And Loathing RCRPA 12
7” Released in 1995
This is one of the harder items to find from MOA’s long catalog of 7”s. It was issued only as a bonus with Volume 31 of the UK magazine “Fear And Loathing”. It’s a single-sided record, with side b totally clear and uncut. Comes with the original rubber-stamped inner sleeve and has the following phrase etched into the dead wax “Warning Warning Does Not Compute”. This is the real artifact, and is almost never seen outside of a personal collection. And as far as I know, this is the only place to get this live version of “Espanto Del Futuro”.
Tracks:
A Espanto Del Futuro (Live)
The grade of the record is VG+ with several light surface-only marks, but nothing that affects play. The cover grades to VG++ with very light evidence of storage, with no splits, tears, stains, stickers or hard creases. The inner sleeve is VG++ with very light signs of storage. A rare opportunity at a very scarce record.
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