Dead Kennedys Plastic Surgery Disasters, 1982 Vinyl VG+, Cover VG Sleeve,Virus27
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Dead Kennedys – Plastic Surgery Disasters, 1982 Vinyl VG+, Cover VG Sleeve, 12-inch 33 RPM Album LP “Virus 27, Alternative Tentacles” no booklet.
This unique item would look great framed on display in your home theater or to add to your portfolio or scrapbook! Some dealers by my collectables (see my other auctions) to re-sell them later at classic film conventions at much higher prices than my low minimum. A worthy investment for gift giving too!
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This unique item is an original (vintage, from original release) and not a digital copy or reproduction.
DESCRIPTION:
Genre: Rock Style: Hardcore, Punk Year: 1982 TRACKLIST: Government Flu 2:59 Terminal Preppie 2:26 Trust Your Mechanic 1:58 Well Paid Scientist 2:22 Buzzbomb 2:21 Forest Fire 2:22 Halloween 3:35 Winnebago Warrior 2:08 Riot 5:57 Bleed For Me 3:25 I Am The Owl 4:51 Dead End 3:55 Moon Over Marin 4:03
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CONDITION:
We grade records off the Goldmine standard as we understand it. This record SLEEVE grades VG for very good: with most of it is fine with edge scuffing, patina (hand dirt) and edge bumps. And VG+ or very good plus for the VINYL: It is shiny, clean, free of any scratches, or wear or visible damage. (see pix). Both are used but the playback sound should be fine and rich with music!
SHIPPING:
Domestic shipping would be MEDIA CLASS and well packed in plastic, with several layers of padding & cardboard support/protection and delivery tracking. International shipping depends on the location, and the package would weigh close to 1lb. 1oz. with even more extra ridge packing.
PAYMENTS:
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BACKGROUND:
Having proved themselves masters of the quick, vicious smash and bash, on their second full-length album the Kennedys continued in that vein while finding other effective ways to express their all-encompassing message of resistance and satire. Absolutely nobody is safe, whether it's the more expected targets of conservative society, or those who claim to follow what the Kennedys and punk promised but only ended up acting like idiots. For the most part, though, it's a well-deserved smackdown of all the jerks the early '80s produced, set to some fantastic music. Bookended by random noise jams -- the first one with a wonderfully dismissive spoken-word analysis on societal programming for The Good Life -- Plastic Surgery Disasters shows East Bay Ray, Klaus Fluoride and D.H. Peligro turning into an even more awesome unit than before. Ray's sheet-metal intense guitar may once or twice get slammed into too much treble for its own good, but his spaghetti-western-cranked-to-ten playing is fantastic stuff at its best. The others have their moments, like Peligro's rolling drum breaks on "Trust Your Mechanic." When the band aims for subtlety, the results are grand -- the sudden silences on "Trust Your Mechanic," the goofy hipswing start to "Forest Fire." Unsurprisingly, Biafra is still at the center of it all; once again, the song titles make it clear what's at play. "Terminal Preppie," rips into an example of the type with gusto, and the wonderfully sneering "Winnebago Warrior" is just the tip of the iceberg. The real highlight can be found at the end -- "Moon Over Marin," with a soaring, anthemic surf-rock line from Ray offsetting Biafra's semi-apocalyptic vision of the Bay Area's snooty region.
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