The Dils 198 Seconds Of The Dils 1977 Dangerhouse SLA-268 Solid Center Punk
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Description
Artist: The Dils
Title: 198 Seconds Of The Dils
Label: Dangerhouse Records
Catalog No.: SLA-268
Year: 1977
Format: 7” Vinyl, 45 RPM
Country: USA
Pressing: Original 1977 solid-center-hole pressing
Sleeve: Original Dangerhouse picture sleeve
An original 1977 Dangerhouse Records pressing of The Dils’ 198 Seconds Of The Dils, one of the essential releases from the very first wave of Los Angeles punk.
Track Listing
Side A
• Class War
Side B
• Mr. Big
Recorded in Los Angeles in the fall of 1977, 198 Seconds Of The Dils was released by Dangerhouse in December 1977 as catalog SLA-268. The original pressing is particularly collectible, with surviving copies becoming increasingly difficult to find in complete condition.
This copy is the solid-center-hole variant, housed in the original Dangerhouse picture sleeve.
The Dils were among the foundational bands of the early Southern California punk scene, and their politically charged songwriting—particularly on Class War—helped establish them as one of the most important bands of the first-generation L.A./California punk movement.
Highlights:
• Original 1977 Dangerhouse pressing
• SLA-268
• Solid center-hole variant
• Original picture sleeve
• Class War / Mr. Big
• First-wave California punk
• Early Dangerhouse Records release
• Limited original pressing of approximately 1,500 copies
Dangerhouse was responsible for some of the most important records of early Los Angeles punk, including releases by The Dils, X, The Weirdos, The Avengers, The Bags, and The Alley Cats. (Center Label)
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📌 Condition
• Vinyl: Please see photos for exact condition
• Sleeve: Original Dangerhouse picture sleeve
• Pressing: Solid center hole
• Original 1977 release
Please examine all photographs carefully for exact vinyl and sleeve condition.
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