10cc - How Dare You! - 180gm Vinyl - VINYL LP

Vicious Visions single InchI Beat YouInch is a holy grail in punkrock collector circles, not just because of it's limited run of only 109 copies but also because it is a MONSTER of a hit. Formed in Halmstad Vicious Visions soon moved to Berlin and honed their craft in squats in the shadow of the iron wall. They may come from the same little town as Roxette but they sound more Berlin than Halmstad. Where the single was musically defined by the fact that the band at that time didn't have a drummer so they were forced to use a drum machine Retrodisrespective can broaden the perception of Vicious Visions as it includes both full band recordings as well as ones by the original core duo behind InchI Beat YouInch. You'll get to enjoy everything from chaotic punk anthems to minimal Suicide-like nowave.Side A1. I Beat You2. No No's3. Soul Motion4. Drugs5. Creepy Creatures6. It's the way7. Kill him Bob8. No is so destructiveSide B1. Drugs2. Another Dimension3. Anarchy Against Any Fuckin A4. Living In A Coconut5. I'm So Insane6. Escape7. Might Be A Good Song Anyway

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Formed in 1972, 10cc were at once commercial, at once strange - Described as the 'missing link between the Beatles and Blur', it was rare to have four talented writers, singers and multi-instrumentalists all under one roof; but in Eric Stewart, Graham Gouldman, Lol Creme and Kevin Godley, 10cc had just that - They released some of the most inventive and elaborate pop music ever to emerge from Britain. After two albums and a run of hit singles on the UK tag, the group moved across to Mercury Records in 1975. On the strength of one song, 10cc did a five- year deal with them for five albums. That one song was I'm Not In Love. The group's signature song - played over five million times on US radio - was one of many riches on their eagerly anticipated 1975 album, The Original Soundtrack. Also containing the hit single Life Is A Minestrone, the album opens with the influential nine- minute mini- opera, Un Nuit A Paris, demonstrating how far pop music had travelled in a short space of time. This re- issue faithfully replicates the original 1975 Mercury Records UK with legendary Hipgnosis- designed gatefold jacket and printed inner sleeve.

Formed in 1972, 10cc were at once commercial, at once strange. Described as the 'missing link between the Beatles and Blur', it was rare to have four talented writers, singers and multi-instrumentalists all under one roof; but in Eric Stewart, Graham Gouldman, Lol Creme and Kevin Godley, 10cc had just that. Following the departure of Goadley and Creme Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman continued as 10cc and made Deceptive Bends (1977), which included two of the group's most enduring hits, The Things We Do For Love and Good Morning Judge. It closes with the career best-equalling Feel The Benefit. This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1977 Mercury Records UK with legendary Hipgnosis- designed gatefold sleeve and printed inner and is pressed onto high quality 180gm vinyl.