rare MINOR THREAT Out Of Step 12" 2nd PRESS with extras dischord punk hardcore
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You are bidding on the rare SECOND PRESSING from 1983 of the "Out Of Step" 12" by MINOR THREAT that was released on Dischord Records. This 2nd pressing has the individual pictures of the band & song information on the back, instead of the completely black back cover on the 1st pressing.
This comes with a BONUS of a extra yellow CENTER LABEL... very hard to find! I have only seen these loose labels a handful of times over the years, and I acquired this one directly from Ian Mackaye in-person.
Matrix / Runout (Side A - cut): NR-14410-1RE1 "THE SOAP THAT NEVER ENDS" Matrix / Runout (Side B - cut): NR-14410-2RE1 "$3:50 POST PAID-CASHING IN" Matrix / Runout (Both Sides - stamped): MASTERDISK
The vinyl is in excellent condition, with only minimal signs of any handling. The jacket is in excellent condition as well, aside from some minimal edge-wear, and some minimal creasing. There is a faint bit of discoloration on the front cover, but was like that when I bought it in the late-80's from the original owner. The insert is in excellent condition, with some minimal creasing.
When their former band, The Teen Idles, broke up, Ian MacKaye and Jeff Nelson decided to form a new band with Ian on vocals. In 1980, they started playing with Lyle Preslar, who sang for the Extorts and wanted to switch to guitar. Lyle introduced them to Brian Baker, who started playing bass in November and the band played its first show a month later. The band played regularly but broke up at the end of the summer of 1981 when Lyle left D.C. to go to college. Six months later, dissatisfaction with school and a sense of unfinished business prompted Lyle to drop out and Minor Threat reformed in April '82. That fall, Steve Hansgen joined to play bass while Brian moved to second guitar and the band recorded and toured as a five piece until June '83. Minor Threat played a few more shows as a four piece that summer, but they were not getting along. They were unable to agree on the direction of the music, and ended up spending more time arguing than playing in the practice space. Faced with this dilemma, the members decided that it would be better for all involved to shut it down. Ian went on to form Embrace, Egg Hunt, Fugazi and the Evens. Jeff later played in Three and the High Back Chairs. Lyle played in Samhain and Brian formed Dag Nasty and currently plays guitar in Bad Religion.
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