Frozen Ghost self-titled debut LP 1987 SIGNED w GUITAR PICK NEAR MINT VINYL

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Fr?zen Gh?st

self-titled debut

SIGNED
with guitar pick affixed

WEA Records 25_45651 1986 12" 33rpm (Canada)

Frozen Ghost is the debut album of the band Frozen Ghost, released in 1987. Its first single, "Should I See" (a song about censorship) reached #69 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The run-out groove of side two on the LP contains unintelligible speech. When played backwards, a voice (presumably Arnold Lanni's) says, "You are ruining your needle!"

The cover picture was taken in Scarborough, Ontario (a suburb of Toronto) at the foot of the Scarborough Bluffs.

Track listing

All songs written by Arnold Lanni.

    "Should I See" - 3:48
    "Promises" - 3:50
    "Beware the Masque" - 4:00
    "Yum Bai Ya" - 3:55
    "Love Like a Fire" - 4:07
    "End of the Line" - 3:32
    "Time is the Answer" - 4:01
    "Love Without Lies" - 4:11
    "Soldiers Cry" - 3:36
    "Truth in Lies" - 4:20

Album credits
Personnel

    Arnold Lanni - lead vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming
    Wolf Hassel - bass, background vocals
    Derry Grehan - additional guitar
    Tony Moretta - additional guitar
    Lenny Mizzoni - saxophone, background vocals
    Manu Silvani - female vocal on "Promises"
    The Chianti Square singers - Gabe Piersanti, Lenny Mizzoni, Bryan Gagnon, Wolf Hassel, Eric Lawrence, Reeb, Sam

Production

    Arnold Lanni - producer
    Joe Primeau - engineer
    Mixed at the Farmyard Studios, Bucks, England by Stephen W. Tayler
    Mastering - George Marino at Sterling Sound, NYC

Condition:  LP is NEAR MINT in a paper inner sleeve in a picture sleeve in NEAR MINT condition (signed by the band and with affixed guitar pick). 

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