PAVEMENT SLAY TRACKS 7" EP TREBLE KICKER DEBUT #233
$
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On Auction Is The Holy Grail Of All Pavement Records, this is a original copy of their very first appearance on vinyl, their self-released Treble Kicker 7 songs debut. Extremely desirable piece of wax and hard to find now, this one is a true original and hand numbered #233 out of 1000 only. Pre-dates all Drag City and Domino releases. Don't miss this 16 years old relic !! NO RESERVE, Everyone has a chance!!
Original Black VINYL is NM, with no scuffs or marks, possibly unplayed.
Original Hand-made Sleeve(by band) is NM, no marks, tears or creases, beautiful.
Original Insert is NM, no faults or creases, all sharp.
Comes in deluxe Japanese collector's resealable sleeve and well packaged in custom EP hardbox mailer for best preservation and condition. Shipping is US$8 to Europe and the US and is registered airmail, 7-10 days delivery.HAPPY BIDDING, TOP SERVICE GURANTEED !
On Nov-02-04 at 22:07:50 PST, seller added the following information: A guide in the value of the Slay Tracks ep :1989 : US$10 and rising..
1994 :US$75 and rising
2004 : US$150 and rising
Values and comparism of key lates 80s to early 90s alternative/indie releases.
LOVE BUZZ Subpop 7' - Nirvana , in 88 it was US$3.00, in 1994, it was US$200, Current: US$1200-1500. #1 is own by Courtney Love, it will probably fetch at least US$10000 in 2004.Propellor LP- self released Guided By Voice, 1988 it was US$20, in 1994, it was US$200, Current: anything from US$500 to US$5600 for Bob Pollard's signed copy.
Pavement rules the slacker-indie genre, I'm suggesting you do not miss their most important vinyl release, right here. This is a definite reluctant sale no doubt.