THROBBING GRISTLE Adrenaline WHITE STAIN RUBY RED 7" & CAMOFLAGE BAG PSYCHIC TV

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40

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Here I have a copy of Throbbing Gristle ‘Something Came Over Me' & 'Subhuman'

Very rare limited edition original uk 'ruby red' translucent vinyl (shines red when held against a light) 7" in picture sleeve with paper labels & rare camouflage poly bag. out of print great classic experimental/industrial/noise/punk/alternative rock release + "a live recording" + great looking original cover + back cover does not have a barcode & LP contains original generic white inner sleeve & the inner sleeve is in very good shape with very light creasing/edge wear, very light ring wear, very slight age discoloration, very slight spine wear.

Media - near mint- condition or better, plays great

Jacket - VG condition

Poli-bag – Yes VG slightly wrinkled

Record label: Svensk illuminated/phonograph (white/beige design label with black print) (both sides of label are very clean

Released on industrial records ir0013 in 1980

Nonsmoking original owner

Throbbing Gristle ?– Subhuman / Something Came Over Me

Label: Industrial Records ?– IR0013

Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Limited Edition

Country: UK

Released:  23 Oct 1980

Genre: Electronic

Style: Industrial

Track list

A Subhuman   2:59

B         Something Came Over Me     3:28

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Industrial Records Ltd.

Copyright (c) – Industrial Records Ltd.

Published By – Southern Music

Credits

Design [Camouflage Bag, Uncredited] – Chris Carter (2)

Mastered By – SA*

Producer – Sinclair/Brooks

Written-By – Carter*, Tutti*, P-Orridge*, Christopherson*

Notes

Issued in camouflage printed polythene bag.

Black vinyl only release. However looking at the disc through a strong light, a dark red translucent color appears due to the composition of the material.

Limited edition of 10,000 copies.

A Brooks-Sinclair Production

? & © 1980 Industrial Records Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

 (this one you are bidding on)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched runout): IR0013 A SUB SA Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched runout): IR0013 A SOC SA WHITE STAINS

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 Vinyl collecting tips

“Check the edition of the record, i.e. whether or not it is a standard copy, a REPRESS (non-original), or a PROMO (usually worth a lot more as they were released in limited numbers before being commercially released).

*FIRST (1ST) PRESS: These LPs are the very first to come off the production line and are made directly from the mother discs, the matrix numbers usually end in -1.

*MATRIX NUMBERS: These are numbers found etched into the vinyl between the final track and label. Each side should have a different number. They tell you when are where the LP was made, if the matrix numbers end in -1 it usually means they are 1st pressings.

Bear in mind that some releases get a simultaneous release on multiple formats within the same territory, and then you have the releases that may be released at the same time in completely different territories often by different labels. Sometimes the of a first pressing simply does not exist.”

From  March 7, 2016 from Ebay Seller in web article How to Identify Original Vinyl Pressings (no Author notation)