THROBBING GRISTLE Sordide We Hate You ORIG French 45 7"
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You are looking at the killer ORIGINAL 1979 release of 'We Hate You (Little Girls)' / 'Five Knuckle Shuffle' by THROBBING GRISTLE.
This was the first vinyl release by Sordide Sentimentale Records of France in an edition of only 1560. This is number 387 / 1560.
Rare as hen's teeth in this condition - don't miss a great chance to acquire a key early TG / Industrial release.
This was purchased by myself approximately 8 years ago and has been well looked after throughout its lifetime.
The foldout (3 x A4 sized) packaging is in excellent condition - there are no tears, damage, scuffs, writing etc.
Text in French by Jean-Pierre Turmel, lyrics to both songs and a photo of TG adorn the inner foldout sleeve (see last pic) - along with a tracing paper style pocket which houses the 45. The glue that holds the tracing paper pocket in place has dis-coloured with age (as is standard) - but its all intact and undamaged (probably because the 45 has been kept separately in a stiff card sleeve). The outer foldout sleeve features artwork by LouLou Picasso and Genesis P.Orridge. Excellent condition throughout.
The yellow label 45 (pic 2) is in excellent condition - clean vinyl and clean labels.Run off grooves state SS45001A and SS45001B.
There are two inserts also included - a small square (approx 5" x 5") double sided insert with French text and a double-sided white A5 sheet featuring text by Jean-Pierre Turmel.
This item will be well packed. Bid with confidence - check my feedback - I do not sell rubbish.
Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Good luck - Happy Bidding.
Sordide Sentimental is a French record label, founded in 1978 by Jean-Pierre Turmel and Yves Von Bontee, notable for its releases of early industrial music works by Joy Division[1],Throbbing Gristle, Psychick TV and others.[2]
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