Released in 1983 by Sire Records in collaboration with Mute, this record captures the essence of early 80s synth-pop. The single includes «Nobody’s Diary» (6:07) on Side A and «State Farm» (6:37) on Side AA, both presented in their full, extended glory.
The Foghat Live LP record from 1977 is on Bearsville Records, featuring a blues rock sound. This 33⅓ RPM vinyl in a cardboard sleeve showcases the band’s live recording in stereo. With a vinyl matrix number of R-134029-A / R-134029-B and a catalog number of BRK 6971, this record is a must-have for collectors and fans of 1970s rock music. Made in the United States, this black vinyl LP is in excellent condition and comes in a 12″ size.
A nice touch is how the tiger eye pattern flows across the vinyl.
A nice touch is the album’s embossed cover that adds a tactile feel.
Discover «Underground Gold,» a vibrant compilation LP released in 1970 on Liberty Records, catalog number LST-7625. This record is a G+/G+ or better condition! (Most Likely BETTER!).
This is a full-length album with all the songs you remember from that era.
What I love about this album is its nostalgic feel and timeless melodies.
A nice touch is that the black record comes with a poly-lined inner sleeve.
You will find that this album has been stored properly with minimal wear.
You will find that the vinyl material keeps its shape even in warm rooms.