Sloppy Seconds Destroyed 12" Vinyl LP TEST PRESSING 1995 LLR Last Resort Records

$

150

This listing is for the vinyl Lp, with no sleeve or graphics as pictured. This is a Genuine test pressing of the picture disc by LRR and is in Mint condition. This is on Last Resort Records,  Sloppy Seconds, Junk Rock at it's finest.
I personally bought this from the LRR producer back in 1995, this is the real deal, own a one of a kind piece of 1990s punk rock history.
Hi, I listed this again as an auction with no reserve, here's your chance to own a test pressing that only the band members have an the producer of LLR has. 6 total were made.

Originally released in 1985 this is the 1st reissue on vinyl 10 years later, Sloppy Seconds were ahead of their time and this LP sounded more like the punk scene did in the early to mid 1990s

Label: Last Resort Records (5) – LRR 013 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Picture Disc, Reissue Country: US Released: 1995 Genre: Rock Style: Punk

The matrix says LLR 013 /

Only 6 of these were made, I believe each band member got one, the guy from LLR and now you can have this unique piece. 

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Sloppy Seconds are a punk rock band from Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. The band was formed in 1985 by B.A. (vocals). Danny "Dr. Roadkill" Thompson (guitar), Bo'Ba Jam (bass) and Steve Sloppy (drums). The group's songs are usually about girls, junk food, B-movies, and porn. The band refers to their style as "Junk Rock". Ace "Spice" Hardware? replaced Danny Thompson after he left the group in 1993. We are selling a complete Punk Rock, and Hardcore Vinyl Collection. These records are not the throwbacks but the pride and joy of the collector.
The collection was started in the 1980s so these records are all 1st and 2nd pressings released in the 1970s and 1980s some eps from the 1990s. nothing in this collection is released in the 2000s, the collector stopped collecting around 1995.
This collector would record the vinyl to tape and listen to it that way, to preserve the vinyl, when he did play the vinyl, it was cleaned thoroughly before playing as to not damage the product.