SEX PISTOLS SPUNK LP RARE VINYL RECORD BLA A, BLA B probable date 1976
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A very rare opportunity to buy possibly the first ?? pressing Spunk bootleg LP. I have never seen another copy of this. Experts/collectors may know otherwise???
Side A lable contains an excerpt taken from the first major article on the band April 24th 1976 (full article can be found on http://www.rockmine.com/Pistols/Sou24476.html)and partly reads "But imitating the roar of the Industrial Age doesn't mean they're sloppy. Although earlier reports reckoned their time keeping somewhat off, to the point of cultivating an ethic of them being so bad they were good, Glen Matlock (bass) and Paul Cook (drums) seem to have.."
Side A Shows BLA A on the run off with no other engraving.
Side B shows BLA B on the run off with no other engraving. The label for this side shows Anarchy in the UK.
Album has very light scratches and can only be heard occasionally between tracks, listening through my Project record player with ortofon red needle. Side 2 has a small rub/scratch at the end of the last track leading into the run off area (close up shown in photo) which also does not affect sound quality.
Cover is in great condition with only the smallest of knocks on the corners and has a loose slip showing track list.
Side one
- "Seventeen"
- "Satellite"
- "No Feelings"
- "I Wanna Be Me"
- "Submission"
- "Anarchy in the UK"
Side two
- "God Save the Queen"
- "Problems"
- "Pretty Vacant"
- "Liar"
- "EMI"
- "Pills"
Have taken several photos to show condition etc.
Hopefully this is enough information. I am not a dealer, but love and care for my vinyl.This will be packaged carefully and shipped from New Zealand where I now live (expat). You will only be charged £7.00 p&p.
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