VIOLATORS N.Y. Ripper orig. classic kbd punk (1980)
$
179
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Description
Violators
N.Y. Ripper / My Country
Label: Syringe Songs (FRS 002)
Year: 1980
Bad attitude New Jersey punk which was killer enough to make its appearance on the early "Killed By Death #3" LP. Essentially never issued in a picture sleeve, though a small number of copies do have a stenciled spraypainted logo on the front of the white sleeve (I'll enclose a black and white xerox along with this copy). The vinyl is visually graded VG+ due to light superficial scuffing, but it plays a perfect M-. Absolutely no surface noise, and this record is mastered loud. If you've only heard this on the comp, step back a few feet from your speakers because you're in for quite an aural treat.
Condition: */VG+ (sleeve/vinyl)
Check out other items I have for sale or trade:
Trade List: KBD, powerpop, garage, hardcore, etc. 1970s/1980s
Trade List: 1990s-present punk/garage, etc.
Sale List: 1990s-present punk/garage
M (mint) is reserved for unplayed, flawless stock copies. M- (mint minus) is the highest grade for a record in beautiful shape. EX (excellent) means there's a minor flaw on the sleeve (small crease, price sticker) or disc (fingerprint, harmless scratch). VG+ (very good plus) means a sleeve has minor shop wear — is creased and/or shows a ring impression, and the disc shows cosmetic signs of handling. VG (very good) means not for the anal-retentive. The sleeve shows multiple flaws (sticker tear, seam split, ring wear, rumpled top) and the disc has surface noise (no skips or thunderous pops) and multiple small scratches. VG- (very good minus) means the sleeve is "well loved" with numerous flaws while the vinyl is exhibits many flaws and is noisy. G (good) means the sleeve contains major flaws such as large tears, heavy staining, etc., while the vinyl is beat but playable with no skips. POSTAGE & PAYMENT
U.S. shipping: First class postage for 7-inches is $2. LPs are $2 media mail / $5 first class. Insurance is optional and at cost depending on the item's ending price. Insurance rates are listed here at the USPS website. For Canadian rates, add $1. Non-U.S. shipping: Airmail postage is $5 for one 45 and $1 each additional 45. LPs and 10" records are $10 via airmail and $2 each additional LP. The preferred method of payment is Paypal, however I also accept Bidpay checks, postal money orders, international money orders and well-concealed cash (at the buyer's risk).