TISM. GREAT TRUCKIN SONGS OF RENAISSANCE 1st press?
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Regretfully I am selling my beautiful copy of the 1st TISM album. Its a double in beautiful condition with the inner sleeves etc and is the cover with the bulldozer. ( there were 3 diff covers as I recall to this album ) .. this was the first. TISM were a unique rock band with a brilliant stage show and their line up was one made up of people who despite their brilliance never showed their faces. This album features the track used as debut single Defecate On My Face and the highly acclaimed follow up 40 Years- Then Death - a single that went to approximately No. 29 on Melbournes high rating 3XY charts.
Please note - THIS IS AS NEAR I COULD FIND TO THE COVER. MAROON . with Pink dozer and HUGE GOLD LETTERING
I will list the other tracks and hopefully add an image but to be honest to describe TISM ... they were a brilliant high energy alternative rock band that somewhere between comedic and punk and would later progress to dance music. The album is in excellent condition though - I can see couple of small marks that will not effect play .
Having come from a radio dj - it is nice to know this one has been carefully cared for - no names or shocking black texta identifications written across it . The vinyl is awesome. The album has long been deleted and it is on the MUSICLAND label .
I am going to paste a link to Wikipedia - something I wouldn't nprmally do but you will see the link with the songs and note - the different album cover. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Truckin%27_Songs_of_the_Renaissance
This is NOT a reproduction but the obscure original pressing . To be honest I don't have a spare but I will sell and its a great opportunity for someone. Probably the most creative Australian band since Melbournes mighty Skyhooks the buyer will not be disappointed.
I will commence it at $89.99 and buy now $135 .00. Honestly I have not seen one of these in years. TISM disbanded a few years ago though their legacy can still be heard in the Australian band "Root. "
One thing I do insist on is tracked postage - to prevent claims of items not received. That would be at the buyers expense and I insist upon that unless a person sends a document waiving any liability.
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