The Blackbyrds, Flying Start, 1974 1st Fantasy Stereo, F-9472, VG
Good to very good condition No scratches
OK
Good to very good condition No scratches
This is a rare original copy of the excellent CONSCIOUS START b/w NUH LEF YU MAN 12″by LEROY SMART b/w WEEDIE DREAD on Power Records from 1987. A fantastic dancehall/reggae record from these two great artists!
That pedigree gives these songs the muscle they deserve—deep bass, sharp guitar bite, real dynamic swing, and drums that land with authority. One of the last truly essential Stones studio records, front to back.
What Makes A Man Start Fires?. • Label: SST Records. • SST Records release. • Release: What Makes A Man Start Fires?. • Essential release for punk vinyl collectors. • Format: Vinyl LP. • Great addition to alternative and indie vinyl collections.
Bonded in adolescence over music and late-night gaming sessions, the trio turned those formative obsessions into a full-fledged project that has steadily built a digital groundswell. It’s equal parts catharsis and chaos.
The product is a 7″ 45 rpm single vinyl record by the artist Thompson Twins, released in 1984 under the record label Arista. The single features the songs «Hold Me Now» and «Let Loving Start,» both in English and belonging to the synth-pop genre. The record is in very good plus (VG+) condition, as well as the original inner sleeve. The black vinyl in a paper sleeve with a catalog number AS 1-9164 is a collector’s item for fans of 80s music and vinyl records.
You will find that the vinyl material delivers a fuller sound than compressed files.
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Cyril Smith The Notables – How Fights Start In Saloons / She Was Poor But She Was Honest. Cyril Smith (3) – How Fights Start In Saloons / She Was Poor But She Was Honest album cover. A How Fights Start In Saloons.
“Start the Healing” is the big hook, but this thing stays nasty all the way through—“Forgotten,” “Lost in the Grandeur,” “Hopeless and Beaten,” and “Worst Is on Its Way” hit with real weight. • Heavy • Classic • Collector-Grade Vinyl for discerning music snobs.