Condemned 84 ?– The Boots Go Marching In LP Punk Oi Skinhead ROCK-O-RAMA MINT
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£ 48 Sold For
Jul 24, 2016 Sold Date
Jul 17, 2016 Start Date
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16   Number Of Bids
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Condemned 84 - The Boots Go Marching In LP

ROCK-O-RAMA Records RRR 111 1991 Mint-/Mint-

Tracklist

A1 The Boots Go Marching In A2 Up Yours A3 We Will Never Die A4 Kick Down The Door A5 Follow The Leader A6 Nutter A7 Oi! Ain't Dead B1 Under Her Thumb II B2 Riot Squad B3 Under Her Thumb I B4 Lies B5 Jimmy Davey B6 Teenage Slag

Formed in the Autumn of 1980 as Criminal Tendencies, after three years the band changed their name to Condemned. The 84 moniker was added a year later, coinciding with the release of their first demo tape. Between 1984-87 over 90 gigs were played mainly in the U.K.

During 1986 various LP's / E.P.'s were released, with the debut mini lp Battle Scarred reaching No 21 in the National Independent Album chart, the follow up Oi! Ain't Dead E.P. reached No 18 in the U.K. Independent singles chart.

The current line up is:

GUNK (BASS), KEV (VOCALS), MARK (DRUMS) & DAMON (GUITAR)

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My Gradings Sleeve First

M / Mint  Mint as new  (maybe mixed with M-)

Ex+ / Excellent Plus  Plays near perfect. Visually virtually mark free . Cover: Only the slightest signs of normal wear. Basically looks and plays without fault

Ex / Excellent Almost Ex+ but not quite. Anything above Ex will be in fantastic condition, should be scratch free but may have occasional very faint hairline marks

VG+ / Very Good Plus May have some marks and some signs of some wear but will still play throughout, with occasional crackles or pops. May have slight noise at the beginning. Cover Will show signs of normal wear. But No rips or seam splits. It may have only one scratch that brings it down to this grade, or one bend, I will state this as” Maybe better” or “at Least in”

VG / Very Good Many of the defects found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG disc. Surface noise / clicks / pop's etc may be more evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during a song's intro and fade, but will not overpower the music otherwise. Cover: Normal used cover wear such as ring wear and split seams. 

VG- / VERY GOOD  MINUS Vinyl: May have continuous crackles, pops, Jumps etc / label ware... But not so loud as to make the music completely unlistenable or unenjoyable to the Casual listener.

G+ / Good + Heavily marked, scratched etc, but will play through.. Cover: Very heavy wear, But still a Cover!

G / Good or P / Poor(It's Shot!! For Die Hards Only! And collection fillers till you get a better one) Heavily marked, scratched etc or commonly known as Fubared ! Cover: Very heavy wear, ripped also known as Fubared ! Writing on sleeve or label will 


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