7” 45 Shrapnel Combat Love / Hey 1979 American Punk Monster Magnet Ramones
  $   72

 


$ 72 Sold For
May 15, 2022 Sold Date
May 8, 2022 Start Date
17   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

***** PLEASE NOTE THE PICTURES OF THE ARTISTS ARE NOT PART OF THE AUCTION WIN! *****

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Shrapnel - New Jersey Rockers

Genre: Rock

Style: Punk

Year: 1979

Tracklist

Combat Love 2:15

Hey 2:58


CONDITION:

The record is pretty clean. It has seen some play but nothing that distracts and still has more to give. The labels are nice except for a pen mark on the A side and price sticker on the B side. The picture sleeve has some shelf wear but no writing. (See pics).


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Shipped with USPS media mail.

eBay member since 1997 - Shackwax


It comes with a new plastic sleeve, a new paper sleeve and a brand new mailing box.


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Dave Wyndorf on vocals later of monster magnet, looking like Johnny Ramone, on vocals. Future Ramones/Misfits/Murphy's Law producer Daniel Rey on guitar. Obscure trivia: in an old issue of Spider Man, peter parker takes a date (this cute blonde chick with glasses) to CBGB to see Shrapnel!


These guys opened for the Ramones at L'amour's East in Queens, NYC. Probably around 1982. The next day Johnny Ramone got the shit kicked out of him right after the show. He had to have brain surgery and almost died.



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David Albert Wyndorf (October 28, 1956) is the songwriter, lead vocalist, and guitarist for the American rock group Monster Magnet. He is the frontman and only remaining original member of the band.


In the early 1980s he fronted a new wave band called Shrapnel, who recorded two 45 singles (Combat Love and Go Cruisin') and a five-song self-titled e.p.

During most part of the 1990s, Wyndorf and his band struggled for commercial success which they couldn't obtain because of their highly unfashionable retro-rock style. This changed in 1998, when Wyndorf took a 21-day trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, from which he drew inspiration to write the songs for Powertrip, which would be Monster Magnet's breakthrough album.[2] His life following the release of Powertrip was his inspiration for God Says No.


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***** PLEASE NOTE THE PICTURES OF THE ARTISTS ARE NOT PART OF THE AUCTION WIN! **************


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