Well, hey everyone, welcome to this week's episode of The Vinyl Guide. This week we are talking

all about the rare records of the misfits with Frederick, a misfits collector and the co-creator

of On Earth As It Is in Hell discography series with Michael Goodman. Frederick is an avid collector,

an aficionato of the misfits, and has done heaps of research into the works and records and rare

recordings of the Misfits as well as their solo works including Sam Hain and Danzig.

And today, Frederick is going to walk us through those early rare Misfits records.

It is a fantastic conversation built, design, and created by, and four vinyl record collectors.

So sit back and enjoy. And if you want to see

some of Frederick's personal misfits collection, check him out on Instagram at the misfits vault.

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let's start today's episode on the collectible records of the misfits. Do you listen to and

collect vinyl records? Well, you're in luck. Welcome to the Vinyl Guide, the podcast made for record nerds like yourself. Here's your host, the biggest record nerd of them all. Nate Goyer. Testing 1-2, testing 1-2. Hey, everyone, it's Nate. Host of the Vinyl Guide. The podcast where we talk to the artist behind the records we love

and collect and last week was a huge, huge week. For those of you who haven't heard, Klaus

Vorman, friend of the Beatles, former roommate of George and Ringo, the guy who designed the album

cover for Revolver, played bass on solo albums from Lennon to George Harrison to Ringo Starr to Carly Simon, a whole bunch of folks, man with a very, very rich history in music.

He stopped by the show last week. We had a great conversation. He told a lot of stories from back in the day.

Very interesting if you haven't heard it already, check it out. Klaus Vorman.

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