The Rip-Offs "Go Away" RARE 3-Track Version Only 100 Made (Mummies Reatards)

$ 36

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Jan 23, 2012 Sold Date

Jan 16, 2012 Start Date

$ 20 Start price

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Description

The Rip-Offs

“Go Away”

Rip Off Records R.O. #010

7” EP Released in 1995

Rare 3 Track Version

This is a very rare record. The normal version of this record has 2 songs on Side A, and a blank Side B. They made 100 copies with a third song on Side B, and sent them out randomly with the normal copies. This is one of those 100 copies with the third song. The title is etched into the dead wax, and reads “Fast Livin’ by Shane White”. Shane is, of course, the lead guitarist in the band. Side A is also etched, reading “You Are A Winner”, indicating your great luck at obtaining one of the rare versions of this record. Look around, and you’ll find that most people don’t even know that this 3-song version even exists; they are very rarely seen outside of a personal collection.

Tracks:

Go Away

Sleeparound

Fast Livin

The grade of the record is VG++ with very little sign of use, and only a couple of very light surface-only marks that do not affect play and are only visible under bright direct light. The picture sleeve is VG++ with almost no sign of handling, sharp corners, bright artwork and no splits, tears or stains. A fantastic copy all the way around, and definitely belongs in the hands of a collector.

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Grading is done according to the Goldmine Grading Standards using the following scale: Mint/NM/VG/G/P with the appropriate + or - to further describe the condition. Please click here for my Complete Grading Criteria. “Mint” is essentially new, and “Poor” is essentially unplayable. I do not use ‘Excellent’ in my grading model because Goldmine doesn’t use it, and it has no standard meaning. I have 19 years of experience with the Goldmine system, and grade conservatively so you’ll have no surprises.

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