SWORD WITCHCRAFT split COLOR baroness melvins om boris
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SWORD/WITCHCRAFT split EP
Cover - NM (still in shrink, tight corners)
Vinyl - EX (sounds unplayed)
Amazing split release from Austin's SWORD (2 songs) and Sweden's WITCHCRAFT (3 songs). This was released on Kemado Records in 2007 and comes on beautiful PURPLE swirl vinyl. Super rare, limited pressing of 1000 on this color, way out of print, and very hard to find.
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From Blabbermouth.net:
Dynamic, Austin, TX based quartet THE SWORD and respected Swedish rock band WITCHCRAFT have teamed up to issue a very special, limited edition 12" EP. Simply titled THE SWORD / WITCHCRAFT Split 12", the vinyl-only release is available via diverse New York City label Kemado Records and is in stores now.
Arguably two of the most exciting new bands to have formed in the last decade, THE SWORD and WITCHCRAFT are both well known for their unique reinventions of vintage proto-metal and hard rock. On this split 12" release, THE SWORD contribute the brand new track "Sea of Spears" and a cover of one of Led Zeppelin's finest and heaviest cuts, "Immigrant Song" (from "Led Zeppelin III"), while WITCHCRAFT deliver a never-before-available version of "You Bury Your Head" (once available on 2002's long-since sold out "No Angel or Demon" 7") and re-recorded, unreleased versions of the songs "Queen Of Bees" and "Sorrow Evoker" (both originally released on the band's 2005 album "Firewood").
[my grading standards taken from another seller]
SEALED record is in like new unopened condition believed to be mint under the shrink
NM I dont believe in MINT records...if its MINT it is SEALED in my opinion. NM then is as good as it gets like new but opened, I use this grading very rarely.
EX Sorry to mix up grading systems but I believe there is a place for an EX (its just a NM- or a VG++) for those clean records which are better than a regular VG+ but not flawless
VG+ This is the industry standard, a good clean record with minimal surface noise and one or two light surface scratches, cover might have some corner dings and ring wear starting but overall a good record similar to what you would find in the used bins of a local record shop.
VG Things are getting more worn here still a good player but visually showing wear and picking up some noise.
VG- Has a deep scratch or two visually rough also but plays through with pops and krackle.
G Not good at all, you have been warned
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