Over Kill - Feel the Fire 40th Anniversary LP Splatter Vinyl #071/999 Slayer DRI

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The "Over Kill - Feel the Fire 40th Anniversary LP Splatter Vinyl" is a limited edition vinyl record celebrating the 40th anniversary of the album "Feel the Fire" by the band Overkill. Originally released by Megaforce Records in 1985, this 2025 special edition boxed LP features splatter color vinyl with a cardboard sleeve. The record is numbered #071/999 and comes in near mint condition, making it a killer addition to any old school thrash fan's arsenal. This is technically a box set with 1 LP. It has an inner box with notes and new artwork for the 40th Anniversary of the album. The splatter version of this release was limited to 125 total worldwide. You can see the breakdown of the different versions in pic # 3 above. 
The LP you will receive is brand new and still sealed. Pics 1-4 show the album you will get. Pics 5-8 show what is inside the box. I took pics 1-4 myself and found pics 5-8 online to show you what the artwork and LP look like were you to open the LP sent to you. 
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