SAMHAIN NOVEMBER COMING FIRE LP ORIG 1986 Plan 9 Misfits Danzig

$

138

Samhain ?– November-Coming-Fire
Label:  Plan 9 ?– PL9-07, Caroline Records ?– PL9-07
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album 
Country:  US
Released:  Feb 1986
Genre:  Rock
Style:  Punk, Goth Rock, Heavy Metal, Deathrock
Tracklist:
A1 Diabolos '88 A2 In My Grip A3 Mother Of Mercy A4 Birthright A5 To Walk The Night A6 Let The Day Begin B1 Halloween II B2 Novembers Fire B3 Kiss Of Steel B4 Unbridled B5 Human Pony Girl
Companies:
Record Company – Caroline Records, Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Hell-bent Music Copyright (c) – Hell-bent Music Phonographic Copyright (p) – Glenn Danzig Copyright (c) – Glenn Danzig Recorded At – Reel Platinum Mastered At – Trutone Mastering Labs Pressed By – Europadisk
Credits:
Engineer – Bob Allecca Mastered By [Vinyl] – Pa Musician – Damien, Eerie Von, Glenn Danzig, London May Musician, Written-By – Glenn Danzig Photography By [Photo Credit] – Von*, Danzig*, Vayanas*
Notes:
Recorded at Reel Platinum, Lodi, NJ. 
First pressing with both Plan 9 and Caroline addresses and logos on sleeve. Included folded insert sheet with photo collage on one side and lyrics on the other.  Pressed on thick opaque vinyl (approx. 160gram). 
This version has a pressing flaw which causes a skip during the first track. <<< PLEASE NOTE!!!
The guitar riff in the bridge to "Unbridled" was taken directly from the cartoon theme song for "Courageous Cat And Minute Mouse" 
Back sleeve:  Plan9 P.O. Box 696 Lodi, NJ 07644  Caroline Records, Inc. Caroline 5 Crosby Street New York NY 10013 (212) 219·1500  Jacket Made in Canada 
Center labels:  ©& P Hell-bent music 
Insert:  1985©P Glenn Danzig/Hellbent music
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout (A-side etchings): PL-9-07-A -Pa.1-86 Matrix / Runout (B-side etchings): PL-9-07-B -Pa.1-86 Matrix / Runout (Stamped on both sides, EDP is circled): MASTERED BY TRUTONE EDP Matrix / Runout (A-side label): PL9-07-A Matrix / Runout (B-side label): PL9-07-B
Vinyl in EX+ NM condition, NO deep scratches or markings
Cover in NMT+, no tears but minor "soft" crease and honest wear
Samhain was formed in 1983 in Lodi, New Jersey, by vocalist Glenn Danzig and bassist Eerie Von following the breakup of The Misfits. The idea for Samhain, though, had allegedly been concieved a few years prior to that and a number of songs for the project were written while Danzig was still in the Misfits (the Misfits also recorded a few songs that Danzig had written with Samhain in mind). After tossing around several line-ups, the band was completed with Steve Zing, another Lodi native and friend of Von's, on drums. Danzig would also handle guitar duties, although former Minor Threat guitarist Lyle Preslar played with the band at their first show and recorded several songs with the band. Eschewing the straight up punk sound and horror movie image of the Misfits, Samhain played a more goth and atmospheric style of music with some punk and metal overtones and the lyrics focused more on the occult and real life violence. Following the recording, but prior to the release of their first album, 1984's "Initium", Pete Marshall (aka "Damien") joined the band as guitarist. Steve Zing quit the band in 1985, either tiring of touring or Danzig's complete control of the band (depending on who one was talking to at the time) and was replaced by former Reptile House drummer London May. This line-up would record the band's second LP, "November-Coming-Fire", which would be the band's last release during their lifetime. The band caught the attention of Rick Rubin, who was initially interested in signing Danzig to a solo career. Up to that point, all of Samhain's music was being released through Danzig's Plan 9 record label, but he was finding that the operation was becoming to big to manage on his own. However, Danzig refused to ditch Eerie Von. Around the signing with Rubin, Damien left the group and was replaced with John Christ. The new band planned to record a 3rd LP, called "Samhain Grim", but when London May was fired from the band the project was scrapped and the band was reconstituted as Danzig. In 1990, Danzig and Von completed work on five tracks meant for "Samhain Grim" which ended up constituting the first half of "Final Descent" (the album was originally rounded out by a remixed version of the band's "Unholy Passion" EP). 
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