Articles Of Faith What We Want Is Free 7" 45 RPM EP 1st
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Description
This is an original 1st pressing copy, released on Version Sound Records (dub 001) in 1984, by Chicago hardcore punk legends Articles Of Faith, of their What We Want Is Free 7" 4 rpm ep, complete with insert. 4 great songs that I saw them perform many times live, and I spent many hours hanging out with them at their space/house known as "Big Blue".
Track listing: Side A Everyday, My Father's Dream Side B Bad Attitude, What We Want Is Free
Condition: The vinyl is in great shape: easily VG+. No skips, no scratches, no dings, no scuffs, no extraneous noise.The labels have no wear, no fading, and no staining, and look as good as the day they were affixed to the record. This is about as good a copy as you could hope to find.
The flimsy two piece paper sleeve is also in great shape: VG. A couple very tiny tears at the top of the front page, a couple minor folds,s, no yellowing, no ring wear.
The insert is in great, near perfect shape.
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Payment: Once the auction has concluded, I expect payment within 3 days, via paypal only. I do have a $3.50 handling charge to partially cover my costs for packaging and insurance, (I use 4 pieces of heavy foamboard inside a heavy cardboard box to protect your purchase) and you are responsible for all shipping charges. Winners from outside the U.S., please do not pay until I send you an invoice with the correct shipping charges for your location.
Shipping Details: I will ship your record as quickly as possible once you have paid, most likely the same day as you pay, if early enough, or the next business day at the latest. In the U.S. I will ship via USPS Priority Mail, or Media Mail if you want a lower cost alternative to Priority Mail. Outside the U.S., I would recommend shipping your record via USPS Priority Mail International or USPS Express Mail International, but I will ship it USPS Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope if you request it. Since I now use ebays system to print mailing labels, I must declare the full amount of the record for customs purposes. Please, do not request that I do so.
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