Last Rites For Genocide And M.I.A. V/A ORIGINAL US Punk 1982 kbd Smoke Seven
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Description
Rare hardcore album featuring Genocide on Side One and M.I.A. on
Side Two. Cover sleeve is in excellent condition with minimal edgewear,
worse on the corners, and moderate ringwear with minor scuffing. The
very rare lyric sheet is present and in superb condition with a couple
minor wrinkles. The vinyl is in mostly outstanding shape with perfect
labels and plays beautifully, except for a skip on the final M.I.A. song,
"(I Can't Take It) No More." I cannot figure out why the record skips,
because there is no visible scratch, no gunk in the grooves, and nothing
I can feel. It's a mystery to me, but it happens. I have tried very hard
to clean this section of the record, but it still skips. However, this rare
record is otherwise in outstanding shape and worth having for collectors.
Original 1982 release on Smoke Seven Records number Smk-7-104.
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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