Robert Palmer Collectors 4 Sealed LP SET w/PowerStation

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A TRIBUTE TO ROBERT PALMER FOUR LPS – ALL ARE ORIGINAL ISSUES W/ A SLIGHT CUTOUT SLASH IN THE JACKETS. ALL LONG OUT OF PRINT & STILL IN THEIR ORIGINAL FACTORY SEALS. THIS WILL BE THE LAST CHANCE ANYONE WILL EVER HAVE TO OWN THESE PALMER VINYL MASTERPIECES. 

LAST COMPLETE SET FOREVER

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TITLES ARE

THE POWERSTATION,  - STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER ATTACHED NOTE PHOTO

ADDICITONS VOLUME I, - STILL HAS ORIGINAL MARKETING STICKER ATTACHED

SECRETS,

AND CLUES

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There have been so few vinyl LPs produced over the last 5 years that you should never pass up the opportunity to upgrade your collection. They're each very limited in their pressings and disappear with extraordinary quickness from the vinyl market. This causes prices to skyrocket because once they are gone, they are gone forever! Don't second-guess yourself with this chance to upgrade your collection because before you know it, the opportunity will have passed forever.

All Long Out Of Print are still Factory Sealed Classic Analog LP Pressings with small Cut Out in Cover. All are the last analog pressings from the eighties and you will be one of the last people in the world to own these original 80s pressings with all of the original inner sleeve slip covers. These Lps are a great way to upgrade your used vinyl with a new set of analog masterpieces.

THE POWERSTATION - This LP is simply a ROCK N SYSTEM TESTER. It Explodes through your speakers. It a great piece of analog and a must for any true collector.

 By 1985, Duran Duran were kings of the pop world, and instead of releasing another album right away, they took a break and ventured into "splinter" groups. Nick, Simon, and Roger formed Arcadia, while John and Andy hooked up with Robert Palmer and Tony Thompson for the Power Station. The result is this debut album that sounds nothing like Duran Duran. While much of the attention went to John and Andy Taylor, I have to agree that the real stars were underrated drummer Tony Thompson and vocalist Robert Palmer. Some Like it Hot, Communication, and Murderess are guitar-fueled pop numbers that work mainly due to Tony's excellent drumming and Andy Taylor's guitar work. There is the already-familiar cover of T. Rex's Get it On" but the real standout is Harvest for the World.

ADDICTIONS VOLUME I - The Best Of Rober Palmer is a 13 song collection of hits picked by Palmer himself in an attempt to represent his career in retrospect between the early days as a solo performer through his string of 80's hard rock hits and popular MTV videos. With Palmer picking the songs himself you get a solid overview of the divergent paths his career has taken over the years. His work with African and Carribean musical influences are represented in numbers such as Woke Up Laughing and Pride. His dabbling in 80's new wave is aptly represented with Looking For Clues. There are ballads such as the Top 20 hit single Every Kinda People and some if not all of the memorable "mega hits" such as Bad Case Of Loving You, Addicted To Love, Simply Irresistible, and his performance with the Power Station on Some Like It Hot. Some notable hits of the era are not included in favor of lesser known work Palmer felt better represented the different musical styles present in his long career. The album, released in 1989, also predates some Palmer hits such as Mercy, Mercy Me/I Want You so that is obviously not included. Overall, a well done best of collection which suitably represents the varying musical styles and influences that have marked Palmer's recording career.

SECRETS - Robert Palmer usually changes styles within an album (from soul to hard rock to lounge-crooner in Riptide, for example.) But this is a solid all around collection, highlighted by Bad Case of Lovin' You (Doctor Doctor), his cover of Todd Rundgrens Can We Still Be Friends? and a forcefully-delivered Under Suspicion. The band and production are tight and solid.

 CLUES - At one time it was rumored that Robert Palmer wanted to be the new Thin White Duke, a reference to David Bowie. This is the closest he came of developing a musical sound that could be that dynamic, fresh and at the same time referential as David Bowie of the "Station to Station" through the "Let's Dance" period. Robert was really onto something here. Tracks include: 1. Looking for Clues 2. Sulky Girl 3. Johnny and Mary 4. What Do You Care 5. I Dream of Wires 6. Woke up Laughing 7. Not a Second Time 8. Found You Now

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