DEF LEPPARD - ON THROUGH THE NIGHT - BLACK COLOR - VINYL LP BUFFALO KILLERS

DEF LEPPARD - ON THROUGH THE NIGHT - BLACK COLOR - VINYL LP BUFFALO KILLERSLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. On Through The Night, the band's debut album, was released in 1980 and immediately put the rock world on notice. The band were destined for big things with the album charting at #15 in the UK and #51 in the US. Produced by Tom Allom (Judas Priest, Black Sabbath), it featured many of the band's live favorites and some updated versions of early singles. The album achieved platinum status in

and a dramatic shift in the political landscape of America

The lyrics and vocals are improvised

they reinvented themselves

after the release of their Critics Choice Award-winning Showtime documentary

" And several thousand unhinged Twitter and TikTok memes bloomed

who praised it's musical scope and the social relevance of Lamar's lyrics

This has been long out of print and this special gold vinyl edition in a gatefold sleeve will be grabbing your attention

AXE HEAVEN® has created handcrafted RUSH™ miniature guitars and basses to commemorate the bands iconic instruments

FeaturesDouble LP & 7" Vinyl EPLP 1: Carl and The Passions "So Tough"LP 2: Holland33rpm 7" Vinyl EP: Mount Vernon and Fairway (A Fairytale) - First Time on Vinyl Since Its Original ReleaseFully RemasteredGatefold JacketExtensive Liner NotesMade in CanadaSelectionsLP 1- Carl and The Passions - "So Tough"SIDE A:You Need A Mess of Help to Stand AloneHere She ComesHe Come DownMarcellaSIDE B:Hold On Dear BrotherMake It GoodAll This Is ThatCuddle UpLP 2 - HollandSIDE A:Sail On SailorSteamboatCalifornia Saga - Big SurCalifornia Saga - The Beaks of EaglesCalifornia Saga - CaliforniaSIDE B:The TraderLeaving This TownOnly With YouFunky Pretty7" EP - Mount Vernon and Fairway (A Fairytale) - plays at 33rpmSIDE C:Mount Vernon and Fairway ThemeI'm The Pied Piper - InstrumentalBetter Get Back In BedMagic Transistor RadioSIDE D:I'm The Pied PiperRadio King Dom

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