Throbbing Gristle - Rafters, 1982 Italian Records EX 23, Made in Italy, VG+/VG+

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For Auction at a low start price: Throbbing Gristle - Rafters, 1982 Italian Records EX 23, Made in Italy.
Vinyl is VG+, Cover is VG+. Vinyl shows small factory imperfection raised bumps on record surface. When played the imperfections sound like very subtle low-end scratches, which kind of goes with the sounds of the experimental music. Also some occasional light noise and pops, otherwise plays mostly very clean. Side 2 just has 4 or so smaller bumps/imperfections. There's a small rubber stamp on Side 1 label and a 6 in red pencil on Side 2 label. Cover shows light surface wear, a crease near spine on front and light ring wear on front and back. See photos for further condition verification.
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Discogs Info: Live recording of the Psychic Rally that took place December 4 1980 at Rafters Club in Manchester, England.
There were many demons present. Some of us still have scars.
This is a binaural recording. Made in Italy.
Continuous track-numbering on release.
Tracklist on back cover and labels lists A6 as "Playground" and B1 as "Playground", but actually side A ends with track "Something Come Over Me" (A5).

Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched runout except CGD logo stamped): EX-23-1L CGD DD 2-3-82
Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched runout except CGD logo stamped): EX-23-2L CGD DD 2-3-81
Rights Society: S.I.A.E.
Lacquer Cut By – DD
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