NIRVANA Hormoaning 12" CoLoR ViNyL (dwarves hole)
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NIRVANA "Hormoaning" 12"
Red & Blue voloured vinyl
Australian tour edition from 1991
!rare! !rare! !rare! !rare! !rare! This is a genuine, near-mint copy of the great 12"EP that was released to coincide with their one-and-only tour of Australia in January 1992. They were booked to play the first Big Day Out festival in Sydney when they were just another happening trio of grunge rockers, but then the "Nevermind" thing exploded in everyone's faces and they were committed to their shows in lil' ol' Australia when really they shoulda been hob-nobbing with the likes of... Madonna? Dan Rather?
So Geffen in Australia releases 5,000 copies on coloured vinyl (as well as 5,000 on CD and 5,000 on cassette). They sell out in an afternoon. I grab one. I don't play it that often because everyone has the CD and that gets played to death. It sits on my shelf it very fine conditon thank you very much for 12.8 years, and now I present it to you, the collector, for your collection.
The songs are as follows:
Turnaround \ Aneurysm \ D-7 \ Son Of A Gun \ Even In His Youth \ Molly's Lips
The tour dates are listen on the back, superimposed over a scrap of the Australian flag. There is some mild ring-wear on the front and back covers. The vinyl itself is immaculate, without a scratch and no surface noise when it's played.
Check out this link for more info:
http://www.digitalnirvana.net/discography/nirvana/hormoaning.asp
And this one:
http://www.subpop.com/history/nirvana/discog/discog.html
Bid now! Bid big!
Sleeve: EX+ Vinyl: EX+
OVERSEAS BIDDERS
Postage = $A12.00
I'll take PayPal, BidPay/Western Union or international money orders.
If you want to risk sending cash in the mail that's OK with me, but make sure you send it Registered Mail and understand that I won't take responsibility if it goes missing.
AUSTRALIAN BIDDERS
Postage = $A6.00
I'll take PayPal, money orders, direct bank deposit or personal cheques.
Cash in the mail is OK but accept the risk of mail theft yourself and send it Registered.
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