The Sound Propaganda 2x10" Record Store Day RSD 2015 ADRIAN BORLAND
  $   70

 


$ 70 Sold For
Apr 20, 2015 Sold Date
Apr 18, 2015 Start Date
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This item is unopened and brand new. It is in perfect condition the way it was purchased. It will be packed and shipped upon purchase with no delay, same day. I will ship it USPS Media Mail anywhere in the lower 48 states at no charge. Anywhere outside of the lower 48 states will need to pay actual shipping charges.

International shipping will need to pay actual cost for shipping charges and will need to pay all import taxes and fees for that country. I will declare the full sale value of this item on all shipping documents.

It will  be packed in a vinyl specific mailer and protected so that it arrives to your doorstep undamaged and in the exact same condition that it left me. I am a perfectionist when it comes to packing and shipping.

I will not accept returns on RSD items.

Information from the Rough Trade Website:

The Sound

Propaganda

Record Store Day 2015 Release. 800 Copies only double 10". 'Propaganda' gathers 12 formative recordings that were laid down by the Sound in 1979, some of which would be re-tooled for official releases later on. The material found here was recorded in the Borland family home with Adrian's father, Bob, performing the engineering duties from a small room nearby. Borland and company's influences are apparent: the Stooges, MC5, and Roxy Music. Borland's vocal phrasing resembles Iggy Pop's streetwise cool in a more-than-apparent way. The presence of clarinet blurts is an obvious reference to early Roxy Music, and some of the careening, assaultive guitar licks from Borland himself resemble the unholy squall and torrential bomber FX channeling of MC5's Fred Smith and Wayne Kramer.




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