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The Smithereens – A Date With The Smithereens (Box, S/Edition + 4×7″, Album) (Ve
Paraphrased from the back of box set, from Don Dixon: This box set has been specially mastered for vinyl using mixes that are different from the official release on compact disc and cassette. This box contains no insert or lyric sheet.
A DATE WITH THE SMITHEREENS 1984 7″ 4-EP BOX SET~NM DISCS/ VG++ BOX/ NM- SLVs
RARE 1984 4-EP PICTURE SLEEVE BOX SET. Vinyl is excellent. Sleeves are excellent. (One sleeve has corner tuck, but as a production error.). Box has light ringwear/hazing, light cornerwear (no splits).
The Smithereens Beauty And Sadness 12″ EP 1988 Enigma Records D1-73220 Vintage
This Smithereens‘ „Beauty And Sadness“ 12″ EP from 1988 on Enigma Records is a vintage piece for collectors and music enthusiasts. This indie rock release showcases the band’s unique style, with production by Alan Betrock. The vinyl record, in near mint condition, plays at 33 RPM and comes in a cardboard sleeve with original inner and cover. A valuable addition to any collection, this EP captures the essence of alternative rock in the 1980s with its stereo audio channels and unique genre.
The Smithereens – Beauty And Sadness (12″, EP, Spe) 7 73220-1
The Smithereens‘ „Beauty And Sadness“ 12″ EP is a classic piece of vinyl from 1988, featuring a mix of rock, alternative rock, and pop rock tracks. This release on Enigma Records comes in a cardboard sleeve and is in excellent condition. The record plays at 33 RPM and is a must-have for fans of ’80s music looking to add a piece of rock history to their collection.
The Smithereens – Beauty And Sadness (12″, EP, Spe) 1983 LR 103M
The product is a 12″ EP vinyl record by The Smithereens, titled „Beauty And Sadness“, released in 1983 on the Enigma record label. This record plays at 33 RPM and comes in a cardboard sleeve. The vinyl is black and the record grading is excellent. The release year, language, and country of origin are all from the United States, making it a unique addition to any music collection for fans of rock, alternative rock, and pop rock.