Metallica - Ride The Lightning

Rare Original 1984 UK Pressing "Music For Nations ?– MFN 27" LP

Includes Original Lyrics Inner + merchandise flyer

First Pressing 

Matrix / Runout (Side 1, runout, etched): MPO MFN 27 A1 

Matrix / Runout (Side 2, runout, etched): MPO MFN 27 B1 

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Misprinted - This release has a typographical error on the back cover :

track A3: "For whom the bells toll", instead of the correct "For whom the bell tolls"

The label & innersleeve show the correct title

Bass – Cliff Burton

Drums – Lars Ulrich

Guitar [Lead] – Kirk Hammett

Vocals, Guitar [Rhythm] – James Hetfield

Tracks :

A1 Fight Fire With Fire 4:44

A2 Ride The Lightning 6:36

A3 For Whom The Bell Tolls 5:10

A4 Fade To Black 6:56

B1 Trapped Under Ice 4:03

B2 Escape 4:23

B3 Creeping Death 6:36

B4 The Call Of Ktulu 8:52

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Condition Vinyl   :        NM / looks like almost never been played !

Condition Sleeve  :      NM / small sticker on top right back

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