DEAD MOON - BLACK SEPTEMBER/FIRE IN THE WESTERN WORLD
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: VOODOO DOUGHNUT
Release date: 15/11/2015
Barcode: 0616892309246
Catalog no.: VDR0001504
Item ID: 424505
Two tracks from Dead Moon's infamous April 16th, 1993 set at Portland's club Satyricon. Both tracks were mixed and mastered from the original 8- track recording by legendary punk producer Don Fury. Together with the LP 'Live At Satyricon', this represents all of the available audio from an unforgettable night of Dead Moon making underground rock'n'roll history.
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