THE ART ATTACKS First And Last (1979 UK 7" vinyl single, also including Rat City, thin glossy card picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little ringwear and minor general wear, whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play, a really nice example FRESH3) more...
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THE ART ATTACKS I Am A Dalek (Rare 1978 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Neutron Bomb, thin card flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play, an excellent example and the first we have ever seen TIT1) more...
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THE ART ATTACKS I Am A Dalek (DIY/Punk 1978 UK solid centre 7" single, with vocals by the great Edwin Pouncey [Savage Pencil], also including Neutron Bomb. This copy comes housed in a plain die-cut sleeve. The vinyl grades EX/EX- & reveals just a few faint hairlines & spindle not affecting play TIT1) more...
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THE ART ATTACKS I Am A Dalek (Rare 1978 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Neutron Bomb, thin card flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some general wear with a seam split on the left edge, some light discolouration in one corner, the vinyl shows only light signs of play and is Excellent TIT1) more...
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THE ART ATTACKS Punk Rock Stars (UK 2-track 7" vinyl single, a scarce early 80s 2nd press of the legendary punk rockers' 2nd and last single, originally released posthumously in 1979 - 'Rat City' was one of their very first recordings made in May 1977 [featuring future Wire drummer Robert Gotobed on the traps], while 'Punk Rock Stars' was their final recording made in early '78 [hence the 'First And Last' reference on the 1st pressing's original picture sleeve]. Both cuts are superb additions to anyone's UK punk collection, imbued with a sense of chaos and fun - this lot clearly didn't take themselves too seriously ['I Am A Dalek', anyone?]; plain die-cut sleeve) more...
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