Mummies "Runnin' On Empty, Vol. 1" -Original 1996 on Estrus, NM Condition
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The Mummies
“Runnin’ On Empty, Vol. 1”
Estrus Records ES94016
LP Released in 1996
This little number is getting harder to find all the time. Often mistaken for a “best of” album, this is actually an entire album full of unreleased Mummies material, officially released on the mighty Estrus Records. Side A is all new-to-the-ear material (in 1996) and are various demos, outtakes and abandoned songs from throughout their career. Side B is an entire live show from The Chameleon in San Francisco on September 5, 1991. Every stitch of this album is incredible, and no one has to wonder why it’s gotten so damn scarce.
Tracks:
A1
One Potato, Two Potato
A2
The House On The Hill
A3
Die!
A4
(They Call Me) Willie The Wild One
A5
The Mummies' Theme
A6
Shit
A7
The Double Axe
B1
Come On Up
B2
What A Way To Die
B3
The Fly
B4
Uncontrollable Urge
B5
Justine!
B6
(My Love Is) Stronger Than Dirt
B7
Skinny Minnie
B8
One Potato, Two Potato
This is a beautiful copy, and in fantastic condition. The record grades to NM, with almost no sign of use. The cover grades to VG++ with only the slightest signs of handling. This is one for the collectors, and is in impeccable condition, even though it’s 15 years old already.
Domestic shipping within the lower 48 states of the USA is $4.00 for first item, $1.00 each additional item – shipping to everywhere else is air mail only and will be determined at end of auction. I will ship world-wide ; if you are an international buyer, please wait for my invoice with the shipping rate. PayPal is the preferred method of payment.
Grading is done according to the Goldmine Grading Standards using the following scale: Mint/NM/VG/G/P with the appropriate + or - to further describe the condition. “Mint” is essentially new, and “Poor” is essentially unplayable. I do not use ‘Excellent’ in my grading model because Goldmine doesn’t use it, and it has no standard meaning. I have 19 years of experience with the Goldmine system, and grade conservatively so you’ll have no surprises.
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