Vintage Death Row "Death Is Alive 1981-195" Pentagram Game Two Records LP Afrocentric "3" next to RIAA logo

"3" next to RIAA logo on back

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Vintage Death Row "Death Is Alive 1981-195" Pentagram Game Two Records LP Afrocentric "3" next to RIAA logoFrom the back cover: From the period between 1981 to 1985 [Pentagram] were known as Death Row, changing their name back to Pentagram in '85 (at the advice of record company executives) for the release of their self titled debut album. Unfortunately, most of today's Pentagram fans were still learning how to chew solid food in the year 1983 which some consider the band's heyday so they never got the change to witness the kind of live, loud performance