Flying (1972) FURY
from Diamond Distance & Liquid Fury: 1969-76 by Sonny Vincent: Primitive 1969-76
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Diamond Distance & Liquid FURY 1969-76 archival LP
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumSonny Vincent, known as the founding member of NYC punk heroes, TESTORS has unearthed a collection of never-before heard recordings from his proto-punk days with this new LP collection. Compiling unreleased tracks from DISTANCE (1969-71), FURY (1972), and LIQUID DIAMONDS (1973-75), as well as one of the earliest TESTORS demos from 1976, this LP collection shines a light on one of New York City’s darkest corners of punk history.
First ever edition of this LP is limited to 500 copies, with interview included on the printed inner sleeve, and a FREE 11x17 PROMO POSTER to the 1st 100 direct orders, while supplies last.
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