THE SMITHS (Very Rare DJ Copy) 12" Vinyl "BARBARISM BEGINS AT HOME"
  £   58
  $   76

 


£ 58 Sold For
Feb 6, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 30, 2015 Start Date
18   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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This is RTT 171 with 'Barbarism Begins At Home' on both sides: a seven-minute version on Side A and 3 mins 48 secs version on side B.
As the images show, the label is printed on both sides with 'DJ Copy - Not For Sale'.
The vinyl itself is in excellent condition with no marks or scratches. There are a couple of fingermarks and dust - but that's all.
The cover has a blemish in the bottom-right corner (see image) and a slight fold in the bottom left. Otherwise it's fine. The rear cover has a removable 'Beer Davies' white sticker - who must have been the record company pluggers.
My late bother worked for several commercial and BBC radio stations in the East Midlands between 1980 and 2013. This copy was sent to him from the record company while he worked at Radio Trent in Nottingham, where he resented the 'Castle Rock' programme in the 1980s.
I am slowly disposing of his collection, which comprises many signed albums, rarities and DJ-only promotional copies.
Thank you.

On 31-Jan-15 at 11:42:16 GMT, seller added the following information:

This is RTT 171 with 'Barbarism Begins At Home' on both sides: a seven-minute version on Side A and 3 mins 48 secs version on side B.


As the images show, the label is printed on both sides with 'DJ Copy - Not For Sale'.
The vinyl itself is in excellent condition with no marks or scratches. There are a couple of fingermarks and dust - but that's all.
The cover has a blemish in the bottom-right corner (see image) and a slight fold in the bottom left. Otherwise it's fine. The rear cover has a removable 'Beer Davies' white sticker - who must have been the record company pluggers.
My late bother worked for several commercial and BBC radio stations in the East Midlands between 1980 and 2013. This copy was sent to him from the record company while he worked at Radio Trent in Nottingham, where he presented the 'Castle Rock' programme in the 1980s.
I am slowly disposing of his collection, which comprises many signed albums, rarities and DJ-only promotional copies.
Thank you.


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