Possessed Seven Churches Combat Records MX 8024 LP 1985 Shrink Wrapped
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Possessed - Seven Churches - Combat Records MX 8024 LP 1985 Shrink Wrapped with Price Tag
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All the records from my collection are collector-owned, and were purchased thirty-plus years ago. Apart from being opened and played once so I could record onto a cassette tape for ease of listening on my Walkman or boom box, all records have simply been sitting on a shelf until this day.
Please review all photos carefully as what you see is what you will receive, including inner sleeves, lyrics sheets, order forms, etc. Note that my records have not been cleaned ultrasonically, and any vinyl that has been sitting for an extended period of time in a paper or cardboard sleeve will naturally collect some amount of fiber or dust. As a result, please clean all purchases prior to playing.
Finally, although not photographed with a protective sleeve, all records will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail with at least a 2 mil thick archival quality outer sleeve, as well as cardboard record padding for protection.
If you have any question, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Thank you!
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Worship Metal’s Chris Jennings wrote,
“On their debut album, Possessed took a cut and paste approach to their music by incorporating the viciousness of Venom, the speed of Motörhead and the thrashing, atonal guitars of early Exodus and Slayer.
The result was an innovative and primitive sound which came to define death metal.
“The Exorcist”, “Burning In Hell” and “Seven Churches” are held together by Jeff Beccara’s unholy roar, simultaneously aping Lemmy from Motörhead yet producing a guttural tone that would go on to be the bread and butter of death metal.
Possessed take the honour of inventing Death Metal on their debut album, this is constantly up for debate but we’re standing by it; no Seven Churches, no Death Metal.”
Jennings, Chris. “The 30 Greatest Metal Albums of 1985”, Worship Metal, 28 March 2020, Accessed 1 February 2023.
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