Complete madness-16 hit tracks / Vinyl record [Vinyl-LP]

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It is worth noting that the tracks from the One Step Beyond album sound a good deal less harsh than they have done in the past. I've noticed this newer records also have thicker cardboard and a stronger spine than the old records, a nice touch that should help avoid your new records ending up old and battered like your parents records (if they're anything like my mum's albums anyway! Being released for the first time on vinyl (180gram heavyweight) the album includes the singles ‘Lovestruck’ and ‘Johnny The Horse’, as well as the fan favourite ‘Drip Fed Fred’, which features Ian Dury not long before he passed away. com (also known as Esprit) has been the world's biggest and best seller of premium quality and top condition rare and vintage vinyl records, rare CD's and music memorabilia since 1985 - that's 39 years!

this was advertised as 180gm vinyl, it most certainly is not 180gm; so please be aware if purchasing on this premise ! VG+ condition, vinyl has a couple of light marks but nothing too notable, sleeve has a word written in biro top left and a date written in biro on the back. Includes professional reproductions of the two colour pages of UK press release info for Keep Moving from 1984.

Lead vocals were shared between Suggs and Chas Smash, while all members of the group contributed music and lyrics. While it was panned at the time and flopped commercially, it contains some of Madness’s most interesting and experimental work, featuring the singles ‘I Pronounce You’ and ‘What’s That’. Don't worry, if the postage cost is higher than you were anticipating we can easily send you a full refund if you decide not to proceed. As you would expect to find with this rare variant, the sleeve has the OVED reissue sticker over the barcode on the back, the matrix has been re-etched with the OVED number and the inner sleeve is a standard generic Virgin sleeve.

For the first time ever, a brand new album came into the world that they were all completely agreed on. Artwork for the inner sleeves and gatefold comprises memorabilia from 1980 and was designed by Retro-Madness! Its not just the record companies in the UK that Madness sign to that make appalling typos, this has to win the prize for the biggest typo ever in that the title of the sleeve itself has been misspelt! What I can tell you is that most of the mixes/versions are correct to the original edition of the album, notably: Cardiac Arrest, It Must Be Love, The Prince (although the ending may be longer), Los Palmas 7, and House of Fun (with the fade.

Shrink wrap is quite tight to if you purchase you may choose to remove the wrap completely to prevent damage. Mint condition, still wrapped in the original shrink wrap but merely opened on one edge to check the colour of the vinyl. Sleeve is in good presentable second hand condition vinyl has quite a few surface marks in places, the person who sold it to me said it plays fine. The joins between the tracks are slightly different, improving the old version of the album where the fades cut bluntly and the next track came in. A limited edition of 1,000 of these LPs were pressed in 2013, then when they sold out a further 500 were pressed in 2014 on black vinyl, here we have a white vinyl version.