Upsetters/Inspirations "Eight for Eight" Upsetter 7" blank label VG- wol
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Description
Upsetter US-300: The Upsetters "Eight For Eight" b w/ The Inspirations "You Know What I Mean" from 1969. This is a very interesting single because it seems to be a Jamaican pressing (produced and distributed by Lee Perry himself, as indicated by the stamps on both labels) of the aforementioned U.K. Upsetter label release. Most of the writing on the labels has been worn off, but looking closely at it and keeping the U.K. release in mind, one can still see and understand what it's described as. It's boss skinhead reggae through and through, and in quite good shape as well.
Vinyl is VERY GOOD-, with a little bit of gloss left and a decent amount of marks and scuffs. It still plays all the way through with a little background noise.
Labels are GOOD, with quite a bit of wear and fading of the colors, stamps and writing. It was a blank label pressing, so there are no logos or any kind of printed information to wear off.
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