AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED 10" white vinyl PIG DESTROYER

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AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED Altered States Of America
Out-of-print 10" WHITE VINYL PRESSING of only 500 COPIES 99 songs, UNPLAYED with insert on Relapse Records! A limited number of copies were pressed! This is a NEAR MINT copy. There are only 499 others!     NM cover NM vinyl   This is Scott Hull of PIG DESTROYER, with pals. 99 songs, filthy grindcore fun.      A1       Wonder Drug Wonderland   1:49   
A2     Spreading The Dis-ease  0:56  
A3     Ark Of Ecoterrorism  0:13  
A4     Living Lolita Bl*w Job  0:12  
A5     Thawing Out  0:15  
A6     The Need For Better Body Armor  0:09  
A7     Freeze-dried Cemetery  0:20  
A8     Children Blown To Bits By The Busload  0:12  
A9     Scoring In Heaven  0:13  
A10     F*ck Your Soccer Jesus  0:05  
A11     Guided Tour  0:22  
A12     Honky Dong  0:08  
A13     Famous Last Words  0:18  
A14     Osaka Milk Bar  0:17  
A15     Drive By Bl*wjob On A Bicycle  0:12  
A16     Ten Pounds Of Remains  0:07  
A17     Utter Mental Retardation And Reversal Of Man  0:15  
A18     Neotropolis Euphoria  0:08  
A19     Snitch Olympics  0:16  
A20     Crawling Out Of The Cradle Into The Casket  0:15  
A21     Removing Locator Tooth  0:06  
   Free Shoko Asahara
A22     Aum Shinrikyo  0:04  
A23     The Protocols Of The Elders OF Zion  0:04  
A24     The Tokyo Subway Gassing  0:04  
A25     The Star Of David  0:04  
A26     Shintaro Ishihara And The Rape Of Nanking In World War 2  0:05  
A27     Mahikari  0:12  
A28     Micro-tidal Wave  0:04  
A29     Crop Dusting  0:12  
A30     LSD As Chemical Weapon  0:14  
A31     Illegal Manufacture  0:08  
A32     Drugging The Control Group  0:10  
A33     Alice In La La Land  0:04  
A34     Apocalypse As Mescaline Experience  0:10  
A35     The Artificial Religious Experience  0:06  
   The Twelve Days Of Sodom
A36     The First Day Of Sodom: Pussy Hair Prayer Rug  0:05  
A37     The Second Day Of Sodom: Distortion In Eden  0:04  
A38     The Third Day Of Sodom:Serpent Of The Gay Pride Rainbow  0:04  
A39     The Fourth Day Of Sodom: Snaking Adam's Black Apple  0:04  
A40     The Fifth Day Of Sodom:Like A Cretin On Christmas Eve  0:04  
A41     The Sixth Day Of Sodom: Boston Hardcore Caligula  0:05  
A42     The Seventh Day Of Sodom: Fantasizing Hydrahead  0:07  
A43     The Eighth Day Of Sodom: Lamb Of The Rotisserie God  0:04  
A44     The Ninth Day Of Sodom: Holiday Bowl Full Of A*shole  0:04  
A45     The Tenth Day Of Sodom: Enter The House Of Feasting  0:05  
A46     The Eleventh Day Of Sodom: Passing Blunts And C*nts At Relapse  0:05  
A47     The Twelfth Day Of Sodom: When Taking A Sh*t Feels Sexy  0:07  
   
A48     Poland Springfield Acidbag  0:19  
A49     Rectal Thermometer  0:11  
A50     Lemonade And A Snickers Bar  0:05  
A51     Necro-cannabalistic Tendencies In Young Children  0:08  
A52     Bombs With Butterfly Wings  0:09  
A53     Watching A Clown Point A Gun At A Small Dog (Reprise)  0:16  
A54     Mosquito Holding Human Cattle Prod  0:16  
A55     For Just Ten Cents A Day...  0:25  
   Altered States Of America
B1     Mental Change(s): Altered Consciousness  0:06  
B2     Radical Modernism  0:04  
B3     Human Enhancement  0:04  
B4     Juxtaposed Impacts  0:04  
B5     Unprecedented Experiment  0:38  
B6     Transparent Enclosure  0:09  
   
B7     Bong Hit Wonder  0:08  
B8     Opening To Personals Ad By Richard Johnson  0:14  
B9     Relapse Refusing U.N. Weapons Inspectors  0:09  
B10     Neural Linguistic Programming  0:12  
   Gays And Gay Bashers Holding Each Others D*cks Crying
B11     The Fag Vs. The Indian  0:05  
B12     Black Metal Transvestite  0:18  
B13     Debbie Does Dishes  0:04  
B14     Marine Pornography (For Whale C*ck Skateboards)  0:18  
B15     Keeping A Clean Kennel  0:04  
B16     Baby Mill Pt. 1 (Born And Sold Into Child Slavery)  0:07  
B17     Firearms For All Faiths  0:12  
B18     Domestic Solution  0:04  
   
B19     Definition Of Death  0:39  
B20     Discolored  0:10  
B21     Scott Hulk On Intramuscular Steroids  0:09  
B22     4 Leeches (40,000 Leeches)  0:55  
B23     Group Taking Acid As Considered Conspiracy Against The Government  0:06  
B24     Small Room And A Six-pack  0:06  
B25     Deviant Arousal  0:06  
B26     Unbound By Civilized Properties  0:06  
B27     They All Burned!  0:12  
B28     Shotgun Funeral  0:04  
B29     Homophobic Assbleed  0:06  
B30     Exacting Revenge On Pets  0:08  
B31     Baby Mill Pt. 2 (White Russian)  0:07  
B32     Narcoterrorist Megalomaniac  0:25  
B33     Releasing A Dove From A Ghetto Rooftop  0:08  
B34     Bipartisan Buttf*ck  0:14  
     Vocals - Pete Ponitkoff
B35     Bent Over The Cross  0:25  
B36     A Chance At Reprisal  0:15  
     Vocals - Pete Ponitkoff
B37     Altered Ego  0:17  
B38     Pin The Tail On The Donkey  0:21  
B39     Latter Day Mormon Ritual  0:18  
B40     5 Band Genetic Equalizer Pt. 3  0:21  
B41     Absurd Boast  0:10  
B42     Burning Social Interest  0:11  
B43     Whore Torn Vet  0:10  
B44     Obi Wan Kaczynski  0:12  
B45     Placing A Personal Memo On The Boss's Desk  0:13  
  Label:
Relapse Records
Catalog#:
RR 6533-1
Format:
Vinyl, 10", White
Country:
US
Released:
2003
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Grindcore
Limited to 500 copies.
We're very careful handling our goods. This was eased out of its sleeve, and wasn't touched on its surface OR laid down on any surface.  Unlike other sellers, we NEVER lay your record down!
  In beautiful shape
   (see the photos)




   
GRADING STANDARDS from GOLDMINE

NEAR MINT: Unplayed, like new and/or brand new.   NEAR MINT MINUS:
This is reserved for records that are a hair's width better than EX+, or just a fraction below NM (or brand-new). Another grading call, but generally it's a piece that is SO close to perfect that you could easily make an argument for it though honesty makes you feel the need to point out something keeping it out of the "nearly perfect" category.

EXCELLENT PLUS:
A judgment call.  This one is sometimes used interchangeably with NM-, but not with all sellers.  This category is for records that are ALMOST new-looking enough to pass for unowned/unused, but might have one or maybe two very minor problems that bother you just enough to not allow it to be there.  Mayhap a record that someone has purchased and never played, but when they removed the price sticker it left a 1/8 inch bare spot on the cover.  So basically, brand-new-looking, but has one light imperfection.

EXCELLENT:
An excellent record will be somewhere in that area between 1) a record that you could put in a plastic bag and pass off as brand new & 2) the VG+ record, which has just enough aesthetic spots to keep it out of the excellent category.  The vinyl can have some visible scuffs, or very minor lines or surface scratches, but should NOT have any lines/scratches that you can feel if you run your fingernail softly over its surface.  In other words, an Excellent record might have places that appear to be scratches, but they should not sound like scratches when you play them on a stereo system.  They key to this category is SOUND.  It can look slightly less than perfect but it has to sound clean. An excellent cover/sleeve can have very minor lines or creases caused by (not all-the-way folded) slight bending/folding of a corner.  There may be some very light wear caused by fingers touching the top of the cover as they flip by, and there might be the very lightest hint of oncoming ring wear, but there should not actually be real ring wear, and there can't be anything even close to a seam split, complete fold, rip or tear.  In other words, not quite perfect, but if not for an imperfection or two it might come close.

VERY GOOD PLUS:
Most collectors, especially those who want to play their records, will be happy with a VG+ record,

VG+ records may show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Slight warps that don’t affect the sound are OK. Minor signs of handling are OK, too, such as telltale marks around the center hole, so long as repeated playing has not misshapen the hole. (This goes for your body as well. See a physician if your center hole is misshapen or has telltale marks.) There may be some very light ring wear or discoloration, but it should be barely noticeable.

VG+ Covers should have only minor wear. A VG+ cover might have some very minor seam wear or a split (less than one inch long) at the bottom, the most vulnerable location.

VERY GOOD:
Many of the imperfections found on a VG+ record are more obvious on a VG record. That said, VG records — which usually sell for no more than 25 percent of a an NM record — are among the biggest bargains in record collecting, because moost of the “big money” goes for more perfect copies. For many listeners, a VG record or sleeve will be worth the money. For the average Joe, VG is a normal listening copy. The high-end collector's satisfaction level generally bottoms out around here.

VG records have more obvious flaws than their counterparts in better shape. They lack most of the original gloss found on factory-fresh records. Groove wear is evident on sight, as are light scratches deep enough to feel with a fingernail.

When played, a VG record has surface noise, and some scratches may be audible, especially in soft passages and during a song’s intro and ending. But the noise won’t overpower the music otherwise. Minor writing, tape or a sticker can detract from the label. Many collectors who have jukeboxes will use VG records in them and not think twice. They remain a fine listening experience, just not the same as if it were in better shape.

VG covers will have many signs of human handling. Ring wear in the middle or along the edges of the cover, where the edge of a record would reside, is obvious; it may appear on all three sides, though it won’t be obvious upon looking. Someone might have written on it or stamped a price tag on it, too.

GOOD/VERY GOOD MINUS:
Good does not mean bad! The record still plays through without skipping, so it can serve as filler until something better comes along. But it has significant surface noise and groove wear. The label is worn and exhibits significant ring wear, heavy writing or obvious damage caused by trying to remove tape or stickers and failing miserably.