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Data as of Nov 3, 2026

EAV (Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung) – Liebe, Tod & Teufel (Teil 1)

1987 · Germany, Austria, & Switzerland · EMI Columbia Austria · Vinyl LP Album Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 3, 2026

MMint: $18.97
NMNear Mint: $16.98
VG+Very Good Plus: $12.98
VGVery Good: $8.99
G+Good Plus: $4.99
GGood: $3
FFair: $2
PPoor: $1

203 copies listed on Discogs from $0.66.

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A: 7486041-A3
7486041-A2
Runout — side B: 7486041-B1
7486041-B2
Barcode (Text): 0 77774 86041 3
Barcode (UPC-A): 077774860413
Rights society: Austro Mechana
Label Code: LC 8428
Printed By: EMI Services Benelux B.V.
Manufactured By: EMI

Specifications

Artist: EAV (Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung)
Genre: Electronic, Pop
Style: Synth-pop, Parody
Year: 1987
Label: EMI Columbia Austria
Catalog number: 12C 066 Y 7 48604 1
Country: Germany, Austria, & Switzerland
Barcode: 0 77774 86041 3

Tracklist

A1Drei Verliebte Pinguine (1)0:35
A2Liebe, Tod & Teufel5:02
A3Küss Die Hand, Schöne Frau4:10
A4Der Tod5:41
A5An Der Copacabana4:34
A6Yes, That's Jazz0:19
B1Tarzan Und Jane4:10
B2Burli4:03
B3Auf Der Nepperbahn2:22
B4Sandlerkönig Eberhard5:42
B5Ohr-Troubles (Prinz Charles)3:34
B6Drei Verliebte Pinguine (2)0:35

Producer, Mixed By, Drum Machine [Drum Computer]: Peter Müller
Producer, Music By: EAV (Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung)
Arranged By, Keyboards, Bass, Drum Machine [Drum Computer], Vocals: Nino Holm
Artwork [Inner Sleeve]: Nino Holm
Artwork [Inner Sleeve]: Thomas Spitzer
Design [Cover Design], Lyrics By, Guitar, Vocals: Thomas Spitzer

About this record

Only one matrix string carries the B-side suffix on its own: 7486041-B1 sits in the dead wax beside 7486041-A3, A2 and B2, so the four runouts together are the first thing to read before any price. The sleeve spine reads 066 Y 7 48604 1 DMM, and the DMM tag refers to Direct Metal Mastering, which EMI applied to this Austrian-issued LP.

Because a near-identical release was printed in Germany, the runout and spine text are the only reliable separators between the two.

What drives its value

The price guide lists M at 18.97 USD, NM at 16.98, VG+ at 12.98, VG at 8.99, G+ at 4.99, G at 3.00, F at 2.00 and P at 1.00, so value falls steeply below Mint. The lowest current listing is 0.5 USD, and 203 copies are currently for sale, which means buyers have a wide supply to compare against.

Community data shows 4287 owners and 71 people seeking a copy, a much larger ownership base than want list. Its position among other pressings matters: the Austrian EMI Columbia issue carries the DMM spine and matrix set, while the German-printed version looks very similar, so a buyer should confirm the origin before paying a premium.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the pressing by reading the spine for 066 Y 7 48604 1 DMM and the dead wax for the matrix string 7486041-A3 or 7486041-B1, the two runouts that appear on the LP in its listed form. The label reads EMI Columbia Austria, and the release notes state it was printed in Holland by EMI Services Benelux B.V., Uden, with the line Made in EEC.

Any copy printed in Germany should be treated as a different pressing, even if the artwork matches. The fold-out insert is six pages with cartoon graphics, a band photo and credits, so check that it is present and complete.

Grade the disc and sleeve separately, using the price guide tiers from M down to P as the reference scale for the record's value.

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Release notes

℗ 1987 EMI Columbia Austria Ges.m.g.H. Made in EEC Marketed, manufactured and distributed by EMI Printed in Holland by EMI Services Benelux B.V., Uden. Cat# on spine: 066 Y 7 48604 1 DMM

Comes with a 6 page, fold-out insert - containing cartoon-graphics to the lyrics, a band's photo, and credits

There is a very similar release which is printed in Germany.

DMM (Direct Metal Mastering)

There are some versions signed by artist too. It was sold u.a. at Saturn Hansa Hannover in 1988

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of Liebe, Tod & Teufel (Teil 1) worth?

The price guide lists VG+ at 12.98 USD, an estimate as of the guide date. The lowest current listing is 0.5 USD across 203 copies for sale.

What is a Mint copy worth?

The price guide puts an M grade copy at 18.97 USD, with NM at 16.98 USD, both estimates as of the guide date.

How do I tell the Austrian pressing from the German one?

The Austrian copy's spine reads 066 Y 7 48604 1 DMM and the dead wax carries matrix strings such as 7486041-A3 and 7486041-B1, with the label EMI Columbia Austria. The German-printed version is described as very similar, so check the spine and runouts.

Is the fold-out insert included?

The release notes say it comes with a 6 page fold-out insert containing cartoon graphics to the lyrics, a band photo and credits. Copies missing this insert should be priced lower.

Are signed copies different in value?

The release notes say some versions were signed by the artist and sold at Saturn Hansa Hannover in 1988. A signature is a separate factor from the standard pressing and is not reflected in the price guide figures.