CODE Of HONOR - WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO?/WHAT PRICE WOULD YOU PAY? - 1982 - Sub 39
$
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Description
Purchased Brand New from Subterranean Records Mail Order in the 80's. I have never played it. Has been stored in a plastic bag since purchasing. Top front right and back front left corner has a double crease (see pictures), which extends into the inner plain white paper sleeve and two corners on the fold over insert (see pictures). Top front left and back top right corner is pulled forward towards the front cover (see pictures) and also reflects on the fold-over insert (see pictures). Front bottom left has a very slight wrinkle on that corner and a small ring indentation starting. Front bottom right area has a slight ring indentation starting (see pictures). Back cover has a slight ring indentation starting on both bottom corners and top right corner (see pictures). Right edge has a couple of "ripply" looking spots (see pictures). Fold-over insert reflects outer sleeve imperfections with creasing and ring indentations (see pictures). Same goes for the plain white inner paper sleeve (see pictures). No rips, splits or tears. Vinyl is UNPLAYED and in Like New condition. Labels are good.
Information research from Discogs listed below in Bold, hold true for this edition:
Pressing of 3,500 copies. Released with a folded single sided insert with photos, lyrics and credits.
All Songs ©℗ 1982 Code Of Honor
Runouts are etched.
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A): SUB 36 A
- Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B): SUB 36 B
Code of Honor was a punk hardcore band from San Francisco, CA, formed in early September, 1981, after the break-up of Sick Pleasure. The band was known for its politically charged and socially conscious lyrics, which often contrasted with the irreverence of their predecessor, Sick Pleasure. They were part of the northern California hardcore milieu and played a significant rolein the skate punk movement. The band's music evolved over time, incorporating elements of classic rock and new wave, and hey were known for their energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics.
Part of my personal punk collection.
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