the damned, shamed records of Terror

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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 compact disc and on black vinyl. Oddly Reaper Records also released the “The Damned, The Shamed” album on a twelve inch, a picture disc.

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.

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Terror “Rise Of The Poisoned Youth” blood tracks demo seven inch
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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 art. There are also two first press colours, orange and silver with black swirl. And logically a regular clear second press also exists.

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Terror blood tracks demo collection
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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.

Reaper Records version

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

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Century Media version
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Terror “The Kings Of Hardcore”
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all the related releases and versions 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