Coil How To Destroy Angels EP 1st Coil 1984 3rd RARE

$

30

LAY 5 UK Import L.A.Y.L.A.H

If you are viewing this auction you understand the value of this record.  "The price of existence is eternal warfare".

3rd Pressing with B side grooveless.

Disc Etched: "Shut Up, It;s Good For You"

Grade:  Cover:  Excellent /  Record:  Excellent  (A: faint scratch... no effect on playability; B: faint scratches but blank so it matters not)

Kept Bagged.  All records from personal collection and bought at time of release in New York City. Entire Coil collection up for grabs... Please bookmark my sellers list as I have tons of quality vinyl/comics from my personal collection that I need to unload.

Shipping Info:

US                     
One LP / 12"                  $4.00 Media          
Additional LP              +$0.50 Media    
Fifty LP's                           $15 Media

Overseas airmail p&h to most points in UK, Europe, Mediterranean region, Baltic region, Asia, Russia, Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Africa, and South America for 1-3 LPs will range from $13.50 to $15.00, dependent on weight. Canada approx. $7.00. Mexico approx $12.00. Postage to other customers out of the US calculated at close of auction. Parcels weighing over 4 lbs (6 or 7+ LP's in larger box with filler) will require Global Priority shipping.

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From Wikipedia:

How to Destroy Angels is a studio album by Coil. At this point, the group consisted only of John Balance and Peter Christopherson.[1] It was originally released in 1984 on L.A.Y.L.A.H. Antirecords, but was later re-pressed in 1988.[1]

The record has two songs on it, one taking up each side in its entirety. What the B-side contained fluctuated over repressings: the first edition contained noise-filled grooves, the second edition held playable, multi-layered music, and the third edition contained a flat, grooveless face.

Originally, "How to Destroy Angels" was intended to be the B-side of the track "Silence and Secrecy", but due to Christopherson and Balance leaving Psychic TV, owners of Temple Records, the idea was shelved.[1] "Silence and Secrecy" has only been released in partial form by way of a two minute excerpt on the Zos Kia and early Coil retrospective Transparent.

 Side one

   1. "How to Destroy Angels" – 16:45

Side two

   1. "Absolute Elsewhere" – 0:00

Personnel

    * John Balance – performer
    * Peter Christopherson – performer