The Cheaters - Man As Hunter - 7" EP - ORIGINAL Seattle Punk - 1979 - kbd
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The Cheaters - Man As Hunter - 7" EP - ORIGINAL Seattle Punk - 1979 - kbd
Rare early punk from Seattle on Kurt Bloch's No Threes Records. Cover sleeve is
in excellent shape apart from a strong ring impression in the upper left-hand
corner (front) and price sticker, and the seam has separated on the left-hand side where the
glue dried out. It is not a seam split, and can be repaired. The separation starts at
the top and goes a third of the way down. There is also a couple stains on the back. Lyric
insert is in perfect shape. A new paper inner sleeve has replaced the missing original.
Vinyl is in superb condition and plays great, very clean. I hope to put up audio files
later this week. Labels are in perfect condition. Original 1979 release on No Threes
Records, number N3-002.
Track Listing
Side One
1. Man As Hunter
Side Two
1. I Talk To You
2. (How Would You Like To Be The) Ice Man?
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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Clips are from actual record.
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