:Zoviet-France: – Norsch, 1983, RED 23, 12" 45 RPM Single, MPO Press, NM/EX+
  $   56

 


$ 56 Sold For
Feb 27, 2026 Sold Date
Feb 22, 2026 Start Date
4   Number Of Bids
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For Auction at a low start price: :Zoviet-France: – Norsch, 1983, RED 23, 12" 45 RPM Single, Pressed By MPO. Composed By: Ben Ponton & Peter Jensen. A music group from Newcastle upon Tyne in north east England.
This single comes in an embossed aluminum foil sleeve. This copy has spray-painted dots in green and red colors on the back of the foil sleeve. Also comes with a silk-screened cardboard insert.

I bought this new, played once - maybe. Then stored since 1983. Similar condition copies valued at $60 - $80 on Discogs. Very rare and limited pressing.

Vinyl is NM, Cover is NM. Vinyl plays clean with no noise. The cover is unique being an embossed aluminum foil sleeve. Cardboard insert has minor creasing along top and bottom edges. See photos for further condition verification.

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Discogs Info: Published By – Screaming Red Music
Composed By [Uncredited], Producer [Uncredited], Performer [Uncredited] – Ben Ponton, Peter Jensen, Robin Storey
Lacquer Cut By – George Peckham, better known as "Porky" (as in "a Porky prime cut")
One vinyl pressing:
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): RED 23 A1 MPO A PORKY PRIME CUT
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): RED 23 B1 MPO A PORKY PRIME CUT
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