KATE BUSH CAN-Limited Edition #77/100 Black Vinyl Album with 7 page insert-RARE
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We are AGENTS for Lonn Friend, and will be selling his vast collection on eBay. Please be advised that we will answer all questions and selling policies, concening items on eBay only. Make sure to read the Lonn Friend Bio at the bottom of this listing.
This is hard to find, and Not on eBay! Offered here is 1991 (Not 100% sure. Can any Fan Help?) KATE BUSH CAN-Limited Edition #77/100 Black Vinyl Album! The Can set also includes a 7 page (4 pages one side is blank) insert as shown in scans. Note: You will get only what is shown in photos. NO T-Shirt included. The Condition of album is Mint, and never played. We will combine orders to save you money on shipping. Please Inquire.
All Items include a SIGNED Letter of Authenticity from Lonn Friend!
The Biography of Lonn Friend
Lonn Friend (born July 29, 1956) is an American journalist and author. Friend is best known for his work in the late 1980s and '90s as editor of RIP Magazine, which covered the debaucherous world of heavy metal music and the rock stars who led the movement
Friend began his career in 1982, as associate editor of Hustler Magazine, the flagship journal of Larry Flynt Publications (LFP). After rising to senior editor at Hustler, he transitioned to Executive Editor of Chic Magazine, and then to RIP in the Spring of 1987.
During his tenure at RIP, Friend personally documented the making of Metallica's The Black Album, and was given an exclusive monthly invitation to One-on-One studio in North Hollywood to interview and observe the band in a candid environment.
Friend was instrumental in introducing Guns N' Roses to music fans, a band that went on to become one of the most popular heavy metal acts of all time.
During his time with RIP, Lonn was directly responsible for helping usher in the 'grunge' movement, a time when bands like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains and Nirvana took over the airwaves from the previous musical giants of heavy metal.
In 2008, Friend composed artist bios, and conducted electronic press interviews, for several bands. In this regard, he covered Black Tide, Rev Theory, Candlebox, and the multi-platinum All American Rejects. Friend currently writes the "Soapbox" column for Relix Magazine, and drafted the Metallica cover story for the December 2008 issue of Metal Edge Magazine. He is also the author of Life of Planet Rock (Morgan Road/Random House, 2006 - Foreword by Lars Ulrich) and Sweet Demotion (AuthorHouse, 2011).
Lonn is working on many new projects, and if you GOOGLE him, you will find out more.
The Team, Lonn Friend Collection.
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