Vinyl: RARE Misfits Evilive 7” Plan 9 PL-1019 Numbered #729 Of 800 1982 Original Press

Original pressing of Misfits – Evilive 7” on Plan 9 Records (catalog number PL1019), a highly collectible and sought-after punk record.

Release Details

• Title: Evilive

• Artist: Misfits

• Label: Plan 9 Records

• Catalog Number: PL1019

• Format: 7” Vinyl EP, 33 ⅓ RPM

• Year: 1982

• Edition: Numbered limited edition of 800 copies, this one being #729

Vinyl Identification

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): PL-1019 A

• Matrix / Runout (Side B): PL-1019 B

• Label Design: Yellow labels with black graphics (Fiend Skull on both sides); classic Plan 9 styling

• Tracks:

• Side A:

• 20 Eyes

• Night of the Living Dead

• Astro Zombies

• Horror Business

• Side B:

• London Dungeon

• All Hell Breaks Loose

• We Are 138

Packaging

• Front Cover: Live performance photo with “Evilive” written in mirrored typeface (reads the same backward and forward)

• Back Cover: Illustrated Grim Reaper reading Plim magazine

• Hand-numbered: Your sleeve is hand-numbered “729” in pen, as expected from the original pressing

Authenticity Indicators

• Correct matrix numbers etched in the dead wax

• Original yellow Plan 9 labels

• Matching artwork and numbering format

• No barcodes, stickers, or reissue markings

Vinyl Condition:

Visual Grade: VG+ (Very Good Plus)

• The vinyl surfaces appear glossy with no major visible scratches or scuffs.

• The labels are clean, vivid, and undamaged with no spindle wear.

• Matrix numbers (PL-1019 A / PL-1019 B) are clearly etched, consistent with original pressing.

• No warping, chips, or visible damage.

Summary:

This record looks to be in VG+ condition, possibly EX if play-tested cleanly (no skips, minimal surface noise).

Sleeve Condition:

Front & Back Covers: VG+

• Front photo cover and rear artwork are well preserved, with strong contrast and no major fading.

• Only minor edge wear and light corner creasing visible—very common for this release.

• Numbering (#729) is intact and clearly legible.

• No ringwear, seam splits, writing (aside from original numbering), or water damage.

Summary:

The sleeve is in solid VG+ condition, possibly EX- for a 1982 original, especially given how well the artwork and spine are holding up.