Everclear - So Much for the Afterglow - Blue 12" Vinyl LP SIGNED BY ALL MEMBERS
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Album, jacket and sleeve are all in excellent condition. First press on blue vinyl. The album was unsealed for the band members to sign but never played. I met them at an in-store performance at Tower Records in Boston. They also added devil horns and a lovely personalization about touring guitarist Steven Birch. (story about him below)
Interesting anecdote, while signing Art explained that the rainbow Capitol label on the middle of the album was a big deal to him because he loved the record label growing up. Listening to Beatles records and other bands that were on Capitol. When they did this record he specifically asked to have that label on the albums and was initially rejected. The band complained and got it switched.
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I'm not a dealer or flipping items. I'm thinning out my personal collection of Records, CDs, Posters, Toys, Games, Antiques and other odds and ends to save money for my kid's college fund. All items were well cared for in a smoke free home.
CHECK MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE RECORDS!!! I am also going to search through my collection to see if I have any more Everclear items this week.
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From Everclear wikipedia page, so you know it's true.
The Australian tour, however, was an unexpected disaster. At a show in Wollongong, someone threw a shoe at Alexakis, knocking loose a few of his teeth. Two nights later in Melbourne, someone threw a lit explosive on stage, which exploded and burned a stagehand. Tensions erupted backstage, with touring guitarist Steve Birch refusing to continue, and Montoya getting into a heated argument with Alexakis. In interviews for VH-1's Behind the Music, the band related that they nearly broke up that night. The band decided to cancel the remainder of their tour following a final show on the Gold Coast, during which Alexakis was hit with a shoe (while the crowd was singing him "Happy Birthday") and Montoya's acoustic bass guitar was stolen. Montoya declined to join the band for the ensuing tour of the United Kingdom, with then-bass-tech David LoPrinzi filling in. Everclear did not return to Australia until 2015.
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