Minor Threat Out of Step Dischord No 10 1983 Second Press NM/NM/NM with Insert

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Minor Threat Out of Step Dischord No 10 1983 Second Press NM/NM/NM with Insert

This is a highly rare and prime condition second pressing (also known as the remixed version) of Minor Threat's Out of Step from 1983.  Pressed by Nashville Record Productions, this one has the yellow labels with Cashing In missing on the labels and on the back track listing.  Inner matrices have the Masterdisk stamp.  There is no cover stripe.  Band pics and track listing on the back. Back of the cover also says "Made possible by Don Zientara" in italics and "This record is $3.50 postpaid. Why Pay More?" in white. Large (11x17) plain paper insert (non-glossy) was folded in half.  The reason this copy is in such great condition is that it was rarely if ever played as it was my second or back-up copy.  
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Dischord No 10
US 1983 Second Pressing

COVER - NM, very slight aging of the white cover

VINYL - NM, absolutely great condition

INNER - NM, early paper insert, non glossy, no bends, tapemarks, tears or pinholes.

MATRIX A: NR 14410-1RE1 "THE SOAP THAT NEVER ENDS" MASTERDISK

MATRIX B: NR 14410-2RE1 "$3.50 POSTPAID - CASHING IN"
MASTERDISK











This album is being sold from my personal collection and has been kept in a plastic sleeve for over thirty years.  I am the original and sole owner.

 

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These beloved punk rock (and other assorted collectible) vinyl LPs have lived in my personal collection for thirty years.  They have always lived in individual plastic liners and are guaranteed to never have been carelessly tossed into a mosh pit.  They have also never been used to decapitate English zombies.  They may have been played at historically insignificant but outrageous parties at very loud volumes.  May they have another life in which they are loved by you as much as they were loved by me (or at least as much as Sid loved Nancy).

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