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BORDERLINE - BRAZIL 7" VINYL TEST PRESSING
Extremely scarce original 1984 Brazil 7" vinyl test pressing from the collection of a senior director for "Warner Music", never commercially available & issued for test purposes only for the single release, with "Wea Disco" stamped white labels and a small typed text label with release info including the catalogue number 18084, The labels have red marker pen as per photos and the Side B text translates to "Only For Testing Production", housed in a plain card sleeve with handwritten title and also includes a generic Wea company sleeve, includes 2 tracks -
- Borderline (3.58)
- Think of Me (4.50)
This 7-inch test pressing comes from the Johnny "D" DeMairo collection. A New York based DJ and producer, DeMairo founded Henry Street Music in 1994, which was also the year he started a 15-year tenure with Atlantic Records as an A&R / Remix coordinator and senior director of crossover music for Warner Music which meant he had access to some extremely rare promos, test pressings & acetates. In the vinyl community, the 'Johnny D' collection of 7 and 12-inch acetates and test pressings is known to be among the largest, rarest, and most valuable in the world.
Rarely seen for sale due to only handfuls made for test pressing purposes.
Catalogue # 18084 / Matrix # 18084 A wea
Disc has multiple notice-able scratches from production on both sides & plays with minor crackling, In used Very Good condition
