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Front cover of Danzig’s 1988 debut album featuring the iconic skull logo drawn by Michael Golden (originally from Marvel’s Crystar comic), repurposed by Glenn Danzig as band emblem. Black and white design with bold “Danzig” text.
The one that started it all.
Danzig’s self-titled debut from 1988 is a brooding, blues-soaked descent into heavy rock history. Released on London Records and produced by Rick Rubin, the album set the tone for what would become Glenn Danzig’s unmistakable solo legacy.
This European pressing comes in a glossy gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeve containing full lyrics. The vinyl is in very good plus condition, with light signs of careful use – a great player’s copy for collectors who value both condition and sound.
Standouts include the iconic “Mother”, the sinister swagger of “Twist of Cain”, and the dark romanticism of “She Rides”.

Danzig – Danzig (1988, Europe, London Rec., VG+)

€ 175,00Price
Quantity

    • Label: London Records – 828 124-1

    • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Gatefold, Stereo

    • Country: Europe

    • Released: 1988

    • Condition Media/Sleeve: VG+ / VG+

    • Matrix / Runout: A: 828 124-1.1 / B: 828 124-1.2

    • Notes: Center labels read Made in Holland, marketed by Metronome (Germany) and Barclay (France)

    • Extras: Original inner sleeve with lyrics included

    • Credits:

    • Vocals / Songwriting: Glenn Danzig

    • Guitar: John Christ

    • Bass: Eerie Von

    • Drums: Chuck Biscuits

    • Produced by: Rick Rubin

    • Mastered by: Howie Weinberg

    • Recorded in NYC, Mixed in L.A.

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