Red Cross - 12" 45 EP 1985 Posh Boy SoCal Punk Mint Reissue
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1985 OG reissue of the mighty Red Cross' 1981 first EP. Both of these are super hard to find! The SoCal sound that became THE sound of punk, then later hijacked by shit like Green Day. You know, Green Day: The GAP, Starbucks, and Green Day... Mint vinyl really. Jacket only some very, very minor ring and edge wear. Gloss and color are great.
Note - I photographed several LPs on a bright fall day and on some you can see in the vinyl my reflection and the reflection of some decorative dried up branch things my wife put on the table. Also, some labels and coloring on various jackets may look uneven or faded when comparing front to back, etc. I assure you that everything is uniform and I stand behind all my records. For example some Posh Boy labels look uneven and shaded, but they are in reality clean and unfaded.
Keep in mind I sample all listings on a full Linn Sondek setup and go in LOUD. Mostly original owner/purchased in L.A. in 70’s/80’s from the original Poobah and Aron’s Record Stores in Pasadena and Hollywood. I am releasing my HUGE original punk collection, 100 per month. 100’s of LPs and 7”s remain – check me out! Everything else purchased along the way, including at the back of club tables at places like Raji's, Cathay de Grande, Club Lingerie, Madame Wong's.
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