Hex Vinyl: Dead Weather - Test Pressing LP

dinsdag 24 november 2009

Dead Weather - Test Pressing LP

Ebay madness and just wanted to share this with you all, my dearly beloved readers. Up for grabs for already $1,125 with 8 days of bidding to go, is a test pressing LP of Dead Weather. Limited to 150 copies with sleeves hand-drawn by the members and then shot them with their machinegun, leaving a bullethole in each record. These 12"s were only available at the opening of the Third Man Store. You want one don't you?

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Alternate 1995 zei: Limited to 250 actually. Completely ridiculous.; 25 november 2009 om 09:27
GM zei: Well, I was confused. Originally it said 250, then the seller updated it to 150 copies. Either way, over 1.500 already, ridiculous indeed!; 26 november 2009 om 00:03

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