Neumond Classics Wolfenstein the New Order Soundtrack Vinyl LP Fallout Bethesda
$
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Description
This is an auction for a rare red vinyl copy of Neumond Classics released by Bethesda in 2014. This was a limited edition release of 500 copies, this is #497. This features the German songs heard in the game Wolfenstein: The New Order. The vinyl is in excellent condition and has only been played once on a high quality record player. The cover has creasing from original shipping, this is most noticeable on the right corner of the cover as you can see from the pictures.
The album will be securely packed in a record mailer and shipped via media mail with tracking and insurance in the US. International shipping is handled through ebay's global shipping program so additional custom fees may be applied through ebay for international orders. Thanks for viewing!
Info about album:
Neumond Records is a fictional recording company in the alternate version of the 1960's where the Nazis rule the world. It acts as the soundtrack to Wolfenstein: The New Order. The songs are mostly German parodies of actual pop music from the era.
Tracks
Viktor & Die Vokalisten - "Berlin Boys and Stuttgart Girls"
The Bunkers - "Toe the Line" (Parody of The Kinks)
Hans - "Mein Kleiner VW" (Parody of "Summertime Blues" by Eddie Cochran)
Schwarz-Rote Welle - “Ich bin überall”
The Comet Trails - "Weltraumsurfen" (Parody of the Beach Boys)
Die Schäferhunde - "Zug nach Hamburg" (Parody of "Last Train to Clarksville")
Karl & Karla - “Tapferer Kleiner Liebling” (Parody of Paul and Paula)
Die Käfer - "Mond, Mond, Ja, Ja" (Parody of The Beatles with opening guitar riff similar to "Twist and Shout")
Wilbert Eckhart und seine Volksmusik Stars - "House of the Rising Sun" (inspired by The Animals's version of The House of the Rising Sun)
