The Vandals – When In Rome Do As The Vandals

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Label: National Trust Records – NT884, National Trust Records – NTR 884 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1984 Genre: Rock Style: Punk, Hardcore

Tracklist

A1 Ladykiller A2 Bad Birthday Bash A3 Master Race (In Outer Space) A4 Big Brother Vs. Johnny Sako A5 Mohawk Town B1 Viking Suit B2 Hokus Pokus B3 I'm A Fly B4 Slap Of Luv B5 Airstream B6 Rico

Companies, etc.

• Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-12627
• Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-12628

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Nils Ackermann* (tracks: A5, B6)
• Artwork [Art], Design – Mike Doud (2)
• Backing Vocals – Chalmer Lumary
• Bass [All Bass Tracks] – Brent Turner
• Performer – Brent Turner, Nils Ackermann*, Joe Escalante, Stevo (7)
• Photography By [Cover Photos] – Alan Newberg
• Photography By [Sleeve Photos] – Mike Leczkowski
• Scratches [Scratch Box] – Stevo (7) (tracks: A1)
• Trumpet – Joe Escalante (tracks: B6)

Notes

Photo on rear cover pictures bassist Chalmer Lumary, though he didn't play on the album.

A1 printed on label as Lady Killer
A3 printed on label as Master Race In Outer Space
A4 printed on label as Big Brother
B1 printed on rear cover as Viking Suite
B2 is listed on rear cover as It's Not Unusual, with writing credit for Burt Bacharach, but actually tracks as Hokus Pokus.
B4 printed on label as Slap Of Love
B5 printed on label as Air Stream

Pressed By uncredited, identified by runout etchings.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: none
• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout - etched): NT 884-A S-12627
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout - etched): Nt 884-B S-12628

This does have factory pressing error on the Vinyl. All though this does make this album a rare collectible, it does effect the playability on that spot. Please see pics for details and message with any questions. Thanks, CCF.



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