Records With History And Future

90's Hardcore Punk and more

The Damned, Shamed Records of TERROR

Published by

on

cover

No interesting talk in this post. Just pure collector’s delight. And that is it, adding a record to my growing Reaper Records collection… I’m talking about the long ago released Terror ‘Blood Tracks’ demo. This one has demo tracks for the full-length that Century Media released on CD and on black vinyl. Oddly Reaper Records also released the “The Damned, The Shamed” album on a 12 inch, that picture disc you know.

This copy I recently got is one of the rarer version of that single, one with a red ink stamp on it. These copies were sold at United Blood 2011. Quite a while after the initial release.

Must say it looks quite fine and it’s a perfect condition copy it seems. So I’m happy.

terror blood tracks demo united blood reaper record
Terror “Rise Of The Poisoned Youth” Blood tracks demo 7 inch
Terror demo UNITED BLOOD 2011 stamp (20 copies exist)

Terror is a Los Angeles band, so they paid homage to Suicidal Tendencies with this cover. There are also two first press colors, orange and silver / black swirl. And logically a regular clear second press also exists.

terror blood tracks demo 7 inch collection color reaper records
The records pressed by Reaper Records

The picture disc I was talking about looks like this on the B-side and comes with the biggest double-sided poster I’ve seen. The original picture used for the artwork of the test pressing… That I regret trading away – to a lucky person – so much nowadays. I wasn’t completely aware back then that Reaper Records is the label I want to collect! Lessons learned and will never again happen as long as I’m alive…

And that Century Media LP ain’t much to look at, just a weak link in the chain of records around these same songs…

The Century Media version
Terror “The Kings Of Hardcore”
All of the releases together.

2 responses to “The Damned, Shamed Records of TERROR”

  1. in my opinion the century media black vinyl release looks better than reaper picture disc. but just because i hate picture discs. you're right, it seems odd that reaper did a picture disc for this and no proper colour release. a damn shame!

  2. Nice Willem. Love your Reaper Records collections

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Search the archives

Powered by WordPress.com.