PENETRATION - DANGER SIGNS 12" Single - 45 RPM - UK Import 1979 Virgin Records

Description: Purchased BRAND NEW and Still in ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP. One edge open to access album. Shrink wrap on the bottom is also split open about 2/3rds open from the open edge towards spline. Cover has corner wear on all 4 corners but not severe. Open edge of album has a "wave" to it.(See Pictures) I rated cover VG because of 4 corners and "wave".PLAYED ONCE! Album is in LIKE NEW condition! Original Red and Green Virgin labels! 45 RPM 3 song Maxi-Single.Side One: Danger Signs Side Two: Stone Heroes (Live) - Vision (Live)In late 1976, Pauline Murray formed a band with friends Robert Blamire and Gary Smallman and named it after The Stooges' song "Penetration" from Raw Power (1973). They played their first gig in October 1976 at the Middlesbrough Rock Garden, and played their first gig in London at The Roxy in January 1977, supporting Gen X.The band debuted on vinyl with the single "Don't Dictate", issued by Virgin Records in November of the same year. The band went on to release two studio albums, Moving Targets (1978) and Coming Up for Air (1979), as well as an official bootleg, Race Against Time (1980). Later there would be a Best of Penetration compilation album. After a measure of success during 1978/79, including a headline show at the Rainbow Theatre and a five-week American tour, they announced a split in October 1979.Penetration played a number of gigs around London in 2001–2002, leading to a band reunion. In 2015 the band announced they would release Resolution, a new studio album. From my extensive punk collection.

Price: 16 USD

Location: Princeton, Illinois

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