Whitehouse Peter Kurten LP Come Org. Original pressing
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Description
1982 pressing of Whitehouse's legendary Peter Kurten LP (WDC881010) on the Come Organisation Label.
Vinyl is in mint to near mint condition. Otherwise impeccable, the only indication it's been played is a small thumb print on the record label.
Sleeve is in good condition; there is some scuffing around the very edges with some small lines have from where the item has been shelved for 20 years on the corners. Please let me know if you would like more pictures but I don't think any buyer is going to be disappointed.
Any questions and I'll do my best to answer, thanks for looking and good luck!
** Update **
To the many of you who hand inquired on this LP, Thanks. Rather than write a zillion replies I'll try to do my best to answer them collectively here.
In terms of Catalog numbers etc, please refer to the entry on the Susan Lawly website. This is one of the second runs of 400 copies in black vinyl.
http://www.susanlawly.freeuk.com/pricelist/peterkurten.html
I've added another half a dozen pictures to the gallery which should assist with grading questions.
- Upon closer inspection the sleeve is probably in fair to average condition. The corners show signs of wear from being stored for so many years with some fatiguing at the edges. Two of the corners are slightly lined from a small amount of bending but I would still consider it to be cosmetically in pretty good condition. The pictures speak for themselves, please let me know if they are still not sufficient and i'll do my best to provide more.
- There was no insert with the LP when it came into my possession however there is an inner sleeve that looks original with "made in great Britain" and "patent nos 1.125,555" stamps
- I can confidently say the vinyl is in near mint to mint condition. There are no signs of ring wear or the actual record having actually been played/taken out of the sleeve beyond the negligible finger smudge on the label.
- There are etchings on both sides : on the A side "WDC 88-1010 A", "A porky prime cut" and "EG"
on the B side "WDC 88-1010B" and "porky"
"The fourth Whitehouse LP is still one of the most extreme electronic albums ever released"
This original piece of extreme music history could be yours.!
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