| Dead Kennedys LP Frankenchrist alternative tentacles w/ Poster + inner sleeve plus catalogue plus poster. '85 original lp vinyl uk press! uk address on label, cover and inner. has long first press matrix etchings. virus45, vg+ lp has a few light marks but plays through great / sounds fine vg+, ex shape poster, vg+ shape lyric sleeve, ex shape cover, ex shape catalogue insert. RARE BANNED POSTER! see pics! matrix etches: "to cope is to cop out / the full rich flavor of stark reality" plus " a porky prime cut" uk address on label. see pics! Original version includes "Penis Landscape," by Swiss artist H. R. Giger. Charges were filed against the band for "Selling pornography to minors". Much controversy ensued and the poster was ordered to be removed. Very few copies with this poster were distributed making them extremely rare collectibles. | ||
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