The Clash – Combat Rock Epic FE 37689 (1982). B2 Atom Tan 2:27. A5 Red Angel Dragnet 3:46. Play-graded and sounds really good. Occasional soft crackles, overall a very enjoyable listening experience.
The Clash – Black Market Crash (10″ Vinyl LP). Label Epic. Cover Grade VG+. Vinyl Grade VG+. VG+ (Very Good Plus). VG (Very Good). Cover: Appears very close to perfect. There may be very minor signs of wear such as light corner, spine, or edge wear, or slight creasing.
This product is a 1982 Epic MASTERDISK pressing of The Clash’s «Combat Rock» LP on vinyl. The record features original inner sleeve and cover, and is in high-fidelity quality with a punk/new wave style.
Atom Tan 2:30. Red Angel Dragnet 3:45. Matrix / Runout 88725446971A. Matrix / Runout 88725446971B. Matrix / Runout 88725446971-A WG Ⓤ. Matrix / Runout 88725446971-B WG Ⓤ. Rock The Casbah 3:43. Sleeve Condition : Mint (M).
[Cover, Obi, and Liner/Inner]. EX-: Slightly worse condition relative to EX. Cover: EX-. EX: Lightly used. (Few scuffs/scratches visible to the naked eyes.). VG+: Slightly larger defects comparing to EX-.
B2 Atom Tan 2:27. A5 Red Angel Dragnet 3:46. We will not specify how much tape, for instance there is, if any, on a jacket. We do not obfuscate or try to hide anything. A3 Should I Stay Or Should I Go 3:06.
The product is a 1982 repress of the album «Combat Rock» by the artist Clash, released by Epic Records in the United States. This vinyl LP features a 33 RPM speed and comes in a black paper sleeve. The catalog number is PE37689, and the record is in E- condition. This epic rock record from the 1980s includes a hype sticker, making it a sought-after collector’s item for fans of the genre.
Very clean vinyl in VG++ condition. The cover is also in excellent condition.
Combat Rock is the fifth studio album by the Englishrock bandthe Clash, released on 14 May 1982 throughCBS Records. In the United Kingdom, the album charted at number 2, spending 23 weeks in the UK charts and peaked at number 7 in the United States, spending 61 weeks on the chart.
I use the Goldmine grading system. Grading is Sleeve / vinyl. VG/EX Cover is in nice shape with light edge and corner wear, vinyl is super clean and glossy. Record sounds fantastic. May show very minor signs of wear, such as a faint impression of the record (light «ring wear») or slightly turned-up corners.