Various Artists Test Patterns St. Louis Punk/New Wave 1981 NM/EX with insert

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Various Artists Test Patterns St. Louis Punk/New Wave 1981 NM/EX with insert

This is a first numbered pressing (#264 of 500 pressed) of a various artist collection of all of the punk and new wave bands in the St. Louis Missouri area circa 1981.   All the bands at the time were represented with the notable exception of Brown and Langrehr.  The album was the brainchild of John Korst (also known as John the Mailman) who came down to promote the album where it was supported on local college radio at KWUR (Washington University Radio) back in the day.  This copy is in perfect condition and contains the original insert.  

HiTest Records  HiT 5981
US 1981

Matrix A: MCRP 111 Side 1 FOR A GOOD TIME CALL 314-382-3633
Matrix B: MCRP 111 Side 2 FOR A GOOD TIME CALL (314) 382-3633


COVER - EX  A perfect cover with great artwork but downgraded because of a tiny tear in the edge at the upper left corner

VINYL - NM  Wonderful lustrous condition absolutely no scratches or blemishes, impeccable

INSERT - NM perfect condition



This album is being sold from my personal collection and has been kept in a plastic sleeve for over thirty years.  I am the original and only owner.

John also put out a local fanzine at the time called Jet Lag which has a web reference here http://stlpunkarchive.omeka.net/items/browse?tag=John+Korst
http://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/legendary-st-louis-zine-jet-lag-goes-digital/Content?oid=2479272

https://www.stlbeacon.org/#!/content/23040/secondset_toby_weiss_030612

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Please be patient, it may take 5 days to get your record from the super secret storage location to the post office

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Only after that is completed, you can return your item within 14 days for a refund of the item cost (but not the shipping fees).

These beloved punk rock (and other assorted collectible) vinyl LPs have lived in my personal collection for thirty years.  They have always lived in individual plastic liners and are guaranteed to never have been carelessly tossed into a mosh pit.  They have also never been used to decapitate English zombies.  They may have been played at historically insignificant but outrageous parties at very loud volumes.  May they have another life in which they are loved by you as much as they were loved by me (or at least as much as Sid loved Nancy).

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