The Cramps -Let's Get F*cked Up -12" single sided PROMO 1994, VG+

The Cramps - Let's Get F*cked Up.  12" Single Sided Promo Vinyl released 1994 in the UK by Creation Records, catalog # crelp 170tp.  Released in a plain black sleeve.  Creation Records was a British independent record label founded in 1983 and named after the 1960s band "The Creation".  The label ceased operations in 1999, though it was revived at one point in 2011 for the release of the compilation album "Upside Down".  The label's first successful single was "Upside Down" by The Jesus and Mary Chain, which sold about 50,000 copies upon its release in 1984.  This predated The Jesus and Mary Chain's debut LP released by Warner Bros. in 1985.  Creation Records is also notable for signing Oasis in 1993 and releasing their debut "Definitely Maybe" in 1994 which went straight to #1 on the UK album chart.Not much to say about this one....what you see is what you get, one whole side of The Cramps at 45 RPM on a UK PROMO release from 1994.Sleeve is a generic plain black sleeve; yes that's what it was released in.  It's clean, shiny, more a paper sleeve.  Usually people rate generic sleeves N/A, or you can call it VG+ I guess.The vinyl is VG+, my highest rating for used vinyl.  Visually, it presents almost perfect when you just look at it.  Under bright light or from certain angles you can see some light surface marks and hairlines that have no impact on playback.  The vinyl play-tested strong VG+.I think it's a pretty rare disc, only 91 "have" this pressing according to Discogs, so maybe a couple hundred were pressed?  According to Google AI, "the exact number of copies pressed is not publicly available in the search results, as it was a limited promotional release intended for DJs and radio stations, not general commercial sale."  It goes on to note the "TP" in the catalog number refers to Test Pressing/Promo.Need anything else?  Just ask, please.  Thanks for looking/reading! The Cramps - Let's Get F*cked Up.  12" Single Sided Promo Vinyl released 1994 in the UK by Creation Records, catalog # crelp 170tp.  Released in a plain black sleeve.  
Creation Records was a British independent record label founded in 1983 and named after the 1960s band "The Creation".  The label ceased operations in 1999, though it was revived at one point in 2011 for the release of the compilation album "Upside Down".  The label's first successful single was "Upside Down" by The Jesus and Mary Chain, which sold about 50,000 copies upon its release in 1984.  This predated The Jesus and Mary Chain's debut LP released by Warner Bros. in 1985.  Creation Records is also notable for signing Oasis in 1993 and releasing their debut "Definitely Maybe" in 1994 which went straight to #1 on the UK album chart.
Not much to say about this one....what you see is what you get, one whole side of The Cramps at 45 RPM on a UK PROMO release from 1994.
Sleeve is a generic plain black sleeve; yes that's what it was released in.  It's clean, shiny, more a paper sleeve.  Usually people rate generic sleeves N/A, or you can call it VG+ I guess.
The vinyl is VG+, my highest rating for uséd vinyl.  Visually, it presents almost perfect when you just look at it.  Under bright light or from certain angles you can see some light surface marks and hairlines that have no impact on playback.  The vinyl play-tested strong VG+.
I think it's a pretty rare disc, only 91 "have" this pressing according to Discogs, so maybe a couple hundred were pressed?  According to Google AI, "the exact number of copies pressed is not publicly available in the search results, as it was a limited promotional release intended for DJs and radio stations, not general commercial sale."  It goes on to note the "TP" in the catalog number refers to Test Pressing/Promo.
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