Smegma - Flashcards - 7" - ORIGINAL Portland Noise - 1979 - kbd
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Audio clips are from actual record.
Smegma - Flashcards - 7" - ORIGINAL Portland Noise - 1979 - kbd
The almighty Smegma! This is one of those weird yet wicked cool records. Not
for everybody. Originally from Pasadena, Smegma moved to Portland and I'm
pretty sure this is their first Portland release. Outer sleeve is in pretty good shape
with moderate edgewear. In the pictures it appears to be heavily rumpled and
yellowed at the edges, but that's actually the paper inner sleeve. Vinyl is in very
good shape with perfect labels and plays quite well. Check the audio clips. It sounds
like there are a lot of pops on "Can't Look Straight," but that's how they edited the
tape loops. You can tell because the pops keep happening at transitions from one loop
to another. Original 1979 release on Pigface Records number 002.
Track Listing
Side One - Can't Look Straight
Side Two - Flashcards
Note: All records are packed in sturdy, specialized mailers for LPs and 7-inch records,
with 12-inch or 7-inch cardboard inserts on each side of the record for added strength.
Records without inner sleeves are provided with new ones so the vinyl can be laid on top
of the outer sleeve to avoid seam splits during transit.
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