The Fartz - Because This Fuckin' World Stinks 7" EP ORIGINAL Seattle HC kbd 1981
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Aug 6, 2012 Sold Date
Jul 30, 2012 Start Date
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Clips are from actual record. Each clip contains a full side.

The Fartz - Because This Fuckin' World Stinks 7" EP ORIGINAL Seattle HC kbd 1981

A blast of raw fury from Seattle's legendary Fartz. Vocalist Blaine Cook would later appear
in 10 Minute Warning and The Accused, while drummer Loud would appear in Cannibal.
The paper outer sleeve has been protected in its plastic jacket and is in fantastic shape with
minimal wear. There is a price sticker on the upper right-hand corner. Vinyl is superb with
great labels and plays beautifully. Check the audio clips. Original 1981 release on Fartz Records.
There is no record number.

Track Listing
Side One
1. You Got A Brain
2. How Long
3. No Wordz
4. Campaign Speech
5. Waste No Time

Side Two
1. Con Game
2. Idiots Rule
3. War
4. F.A.L.F.

Note: All records are packed in sturdy, specialized mailers for LPs and 7-inch records,
with 12-inch or 7-inch cardboard inserts on each side of the record for added strength.
Records without inner sleeves are provided with new ones so the vinyl can be laid on top
of the outer sleeve to avoid seam splits during transit.

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