RARE KINO Le Dernier Des Heros LP Victor Tsoi Russian Disc USSR DMM VG
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£ 80   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Jul 3, 2026 Sold Date
Jun 1, 2026 Start Date
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Description

RARE KINO – LE DERNIER DES HEROS

Cult Russian Press • Victor Tsoi • Soviet Rock Legend • DMM Mastering

ABOUT THIS RECORD

This is a genuinely collectible and increasingly difficult-to-find Russian/French pressing of Kino – “Le Dernier Des Héros”, one of the most iconic releases connected to the legendary Soviet rock band led by Victor Tsoi.

For many collectors, Kino is not simply a band — it is a cultural phenomenon. Victor Tsoi became the voice of an entire generation during the late Soviet era, and original pressings like this remain highly desired worldwide by collectors of Soviet underground music, post-punk, new wave and cold-wave history.

This particular edition is especially interesting because it is the uncommon Russian Disc / Volya Productions DMM pressing with French track listing design and export-style presentation. The existence of this album in this specific format is already considered rare among Kino collectors.

The vinyl features:
• Direct Metal Mastering (DMM)
• Matrix numbers:
R60 00405/1-1
R60 00406/1-1
• Russian Disc pressing
• Early 1990s issue

These matrix/runout numbers were carefully checked from the vinyl itself. Collectors often search specifically for early DMM cuts and Russian Disc editions because of their historical significance and distinctive sound character.

Even listeners outside the collector world continue discovering Kino today. The emotional atmosphere, minimalist guitar work and melancholic Soviet-era energy make this album timeless.

VINYL CONDITION — VG (Very Good)

The vinyl remains fully enjoyable and suitable for regular listening.

• Visible signs of use and playback are present
• Surface hairlines and light scratches can be seen under strong light
• Some background crackle or occasional light pops may appear during playback
• No skips detected
• Clicks do not overpower the music
• Sound remains strong, atmospheric and enjoyable

This is an honest collector-grade copy with natural age and history. Please study all photos carefully.

SLEEVE CONDITION — G+

The sleeve shows clear signs of age and storage:

• Edge wear and creasing
• Storage marks and discoloration
• Small tears/wear around edges
• Surface wear throughout
• No major structural damage or large holes

Despite the wear, the cover still keeps its original strong visual presence and remains a very atmospheric piece for collectors of Soviet-era vinyl.

OUR CARE & PACKAGING

We treat every record with genuine care — even copies with visible history and age.

This vinyl will come with:
• A brand new protective outer plastic sleeve
• A fresh inner sleeve for the record itself
• Any original inserts/components included exactly as shown

The record will be packed safely and professionally using sturdy vinyl mailers and additional protection.

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please examine all photos carefully as they are part of the description. If you would like additional photos or specific close-ups, feel free to message us anytime — we will gladly provide more.

We always try to describe records honestly, carefully and respectfully. No exaggerated grading — only realistic collector descriptions.

Reasonable offers are always welcome, especially from serious collectors and multi-item buyers.

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