The Saints: "(I'm) Stranded" (Sire SR 6039) 1977 Vinly LP Punk Classic EX
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You are bidding on a Vinyl issue of Australia’s punk heroes, “The Saints,” featuring their debut album, “(I’m) Stranded. This LP was originally released on Sire Records in the USA in the year punk really broke, 1977. This item appears to be an original 1977 issue. (SR 6039). The opening song, “Stranded” got some play in the USA, but this LP is truly one of punk musicMost of this LP was released in t’s early masterpieces.
We purchased this item decades ago, played it (and enjoyed it!), and it has been sitting in our home (vertically) for the last few decades.
The condition of the LP is great, in near mint condition. It looks very clean with no visible markings. The LP cover has some wear around the corners, and there is a small “cut out” notch cut in the top right corner of the front cover. (See Photos).
Please remember that this album was well taken care of, but it was played as part of our record collection decades ago. with only very minor wear
This item has been stored at room temperature, in a smoke free home. Please see photos of actual item being sold.
The Saints: “(I’m) Stranded” (1977):
“An incredibly terrific album. Think The Stooges on speed with Jagger on quaaludes. Not only the best 'punk' '77 album (even a bit above Damned Damned Damned), but one of the best rock albums ever. In my opinion, within the all times top fifty. How beautiful, raw and furious”.
“I'm Stranded is the debut masterpiece from Australia's The Saints. It is without a doubt one of the landmark albums from the "77 Punk" era (The Saints follow-up, Eternally Yours is even better). The Saints punch out their wall of sound with unrivaled power and energy. Chris Bailey and Ed Kuepper are as good a songwriting team as there is in punk and for that matter, rock in general. Check out the swagger of the title cut, "Wild About You", "Erotic Neurotic and "Demolition Girl", simply stunning. Essential is an understatement”.
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