VAN HALEN LOONEY TUNES. THE RARE ITEM ANY FAN NEEDS

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VAN HALEN LOONEY TUNES

THE ULTIMATE COLLECTABLE RECORD

FOR ANY VAN HALEN FAN

Here it is... the most sought-after and valuable Van Halen record ever. This is the 12" promo vinyl that Warner Bros sent to radio stations in January '78 to promote their brand new band named Van Halen!

The original line-up (and I think the best!): David "Diamond Dave" Lee Roth, Alex Van Halen, Eddie Van Halen and Michael Anthony.

One side of the special red vinyl features Elmer Fudd wearing a Warner Bros hat and says "Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies". The reverse side lists the songs. Both the record and the die-cut sleeve have the ORIGINAL Van Halen logo that was ONLY used on this promo record. Few were made, and most are long gone. Ultra rare collectors item!

Songs:

·  Runnin' With The Devil

·  Eruption

·  Ice Cream Man

·  You Really Got me

·  Jamie's Cryin'

This is the perfect holiday gift for any Van Halen fan.

The record is in Very Good condition with minor surface scratches. No effect on the quality at all.

The cover is slightly scuffed and creased in some areas, around the edges as well. Very Good condition.

I accept PayPal only for payment. Good luck bidding and thanks for looking!

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