TISM "LETS FORM A COMPANY" 1990 SINGLE HOT DOGMA VG COND RARE
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Description
On offer is the following 7" vinyl record
TISM
LETS FORM A COMPANY
THE JUDAEO - CHRISTAIN ETHIC
1990
DETAILS OF AUCTION ITEM
ARTIST
TISMSIDE A
LETS FORM A COMPANY
SIDE B
THE JUDAEO - CHRISTAIN ETHIC
RELEASE YEAR
1990
RECORD LABEL
POLYGRAMSERIAL NUMBER / REF:
878 852-7
CONDITION VINYL – SIDE A
EX
CONDITION VINYL – SIDE B
EX
CONDITION LABEL – SIDE A
EX
CONDITION LABEL – SIDE B
EX
CONDITION SLEEVE
PICTURE SLEEVE (GOOD)RECORD GRADING:
MINT (M)
Absolutely perfect in every way – brand new and no signs of play.
EXCELLENT (EX)
Used, but no visible scratches, scuffs or marks.
VERY GOOD (VG)
Minimal light scratches, scuffing and wear, however will not effect playing of record.
GOOD (G)
Visible light scratches, scuffing wear and minor warps which will not result in record skipping but may result in minor surface noise, crackling and groove wear.
POOR (P)
Record will not play through without skipping, major scratches, scuffing or badly warped.
LABEL GRADING:
MINT (M)
Absolutely perfect in every way – brand new and no signs of play.
EXCELLENT (EX)
Used, but no visible marks.
VERY GOOD (VG)
Minor markings, minor stains or discoloration
GOOD (G)
Major markings, stains, minor tears, writing on label, use of correction fluid or additional labels (stickers)
POOR (P)
Major tears or heavily marred (excessive writing on label) or major wear and fading.
SLEEVE GRADING:
MINT (M)
Absolutely perfect in every way – brand new and possibly sealed (if specified).
EXCELLENT (EX)
Used, but no visible marking, creases, or writing.
VERY GOOD (VG)
Minor creases, ring wear, general wear and tear visible.
GOOD (G)
Visible writing, use of correction fluid, noticeable wear and creasing, minor tears (usually repaired)
POOR (P)
Major creases, tears, heavily marred.
Comments:
Let's Form a Company is the name of a single by TISM. It was their third off Hot Dogma (1990)
The song follows the same basic lyrical structure of the Ira/George Gershwin song "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" even opening with the same line "You say tomato/I say tomato" with the same pronunciations of the original song. However, the similarities there end, when the singer begins comparing two things which are (supposedly) antithetical, such as in the verse:
You, you say Bono/I say credible, You say McDonalds/And I say edible, You, you say art/I say relevant, You say rock/I say intelligent.The song at the time failed to capture audiences as their previous singles did, gaining little radio airplay and the music video becoming "a hugely expensive white elephant."[1] Let's Form A Company would be TISM's last single off Hot Dogma, and they would not release another single until 1995's (He'll Never Be An) Ol' Man River.
I will offer my honest and most accurate opinion in description of item. I offer a no problems full money back guarantee if buyer believes description of item to be inaccurate...The buyer pays for return postage costs..... Happy Bidding.
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