GERMS What We Do Is Bootleg LP Vinyl VERY RARE Hand Numbered 355/650 PUNK VG
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Straight from the source: Elka "Kitten Kaboodle" Zolot - I am selling a lot of my personal belongings and records to help fund a big move. Please read full details.
This is a super rare Germs "What we do is Bootleg" Vinyl LP Limited press hand numbered #355 of 650 printed which was released on an unknown unspoken record label. Great stuff!
Vinyl: VG, no deep scratches or marks, plays perfect
Sleeve: VG+ to Mint
See record grading scale below.
Germs, The* – What We Do Is Bootleg
Label: Not On Label – none
Format: Vinyl, LP, Unofficial Release
Tracklist ?
A1 Lion's Share
A2 Let's Pretend
A3 Richie Dagger's Crime
A4 What We Do Is Secret
A5 Art
A6 Communist Eyes
A7 Caught In My Eye
A8 Media Blitz
A9 Lexicon Devil
A10 Manimal
A11 Our Way B1 Shut Down
B2 Media Blitz
B3 What We Do Is Secret
B4 Strange Notes
B5 Caught In My Eye
B6 The Other Newest One
B7 My Tunnel
B8 Richie Dagger's Crime
Studio Tracks
B9 No God
B10 Lion's Share
Credits?
Producer – Johny Carson
Notes?
tracks A1 to A11: Live At The Masque Christmas Party December 1979
tracks B1 to B8: Live At The Hong Kong Cafe 1980
tracks B9 and B10: Studio Tracks
with insert
I am selling my personal Punk, Surf, Garage, Trash Rock collection from the 50s - 90s so keep an eye out if you are looking for rare goodies! I will be listing rare records, my punk/garage/surf record collection, Trashwomen records, a few rare t-shirts until I raise enough money or it's all gone, stock up!
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SHIPPING:
I combine shipping, so you will get a shipping discount if you buy more than one item.
Shipping is calculated so it's actual cost plus insurance. This will be packaged in a cardboard flat and properly marked "do not bend, fragile"
International Bidders: If bidding goes over $50+ you must pay for Global Priority Mail (cannot send First Class or Flat Rate Priority as it is not trackable) You may look up the cost at USPS.com, generally records weigh about 12 ounces each, you are also welcome to email me for a shipping quote. All shipments are insured.
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GRADING SCALE:
This is a general scale and although I try to grade them slightly lower than they actually are (this way the record will always meet or exceed your expectations) I may or may not be slightly off as it may be a matter of opinion of the condition of each record. The photographs are the actual record and sleeve you will be getting. If you have any questions about the condition stated or feel there may be an error, please contact me via ebay messages. Thank you =)
MINT Perfect, flawless. Sealed or new/never played. Rarely are records ever in this condition, even if they are brand new.
M- or NM (Mint Minus or Near Mint) – Usually the highest grade. Records from the
1950s & 60s in this condition are truly rare.
VG+ (Very Good Plus) - Only the slightest of
wear, no deep scratches. Minor scuffs or scratches that do not affect the sound or playability. Well cared for.
May have slight surface scuffs from pulling record in and out of sleeve or a very light surface scratch that does not affect sound at all.
VG (Very Good) – Still good condition, but more wear than VG+. Fair amount of visual scuffs or scratches but do not
affect the sound too adversely. May be slight tics in sound from scratches.
VG- (Very Good Minus) - Generally not collectible condition, unless it’s a super rare
record. Playable but may have heavy scratches or slight skips.
G (Good) – Lots of wear, but still may be playable. Good really does
not mean good. It is actually quite poor condition. May have cracks, skips, some warping, scuffs, fingerprints, etc.
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