Format Details: Blue Vinyl / Blue Vinyl
Format Details: Picture Disc / Picture Disc
Release Date: 29 November 2024
Label: Demon Records
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 5014797912298
Genres: Rock
Release Date: 29 November 2024
Label: Demon Records
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 5014797912304
Genres: Rock
Description
Sparks' seminal Propaganda album was released on the 11th November 1974, following up from their commercial breakthrough album Kimono My House.
Propaganda peaked at number 9 in the UK album charts in 1975.
Features the singles "Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth" "Something For The Girl With Everything" and "Achoo"
Enjoy this limited 50th Anniversary release, featuring a reproduction of Monty Coles' iconic album artwork – titled "Welcome On Board", pressed on "maelstrom" blue vinyl.
"Ah, the eternal problem of how to follow up the overnight success. It's often the case that groups change their sound and image to keep up the commercial winning streak once they hit the big time, often at the expense of their original appeal. Sparks, however, are a law unto themselves. Whatever acclaim was brought by Kimono My House appears to have been ignored by the Mael brothers, who instead solidified the style of demented, sinister pop songs that the band pioneered." – Thom Allot
Description
Sparks' seminal Propaganda album was released on the 11th November 1974, following up from their commercial breakthrough album Kimono My House.
Propaganda peaked at number 9 in the UK album charts in 1975.
Features the singles "Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth" "Something For The Girl With Everything" and "Achoo"
Enjoy this limited 50th Anniversary release as a virgin picture disc edition, featuring a reproduction of Monty Coles' iconic album artwork – titled "Welcome On Board".
"Ah, the eternal problem of how to follow up the overnight success. It's often the case that groups change their sound and image to keep up the commercial winning streak once they hit the big time, often at the expense of their original appeal. Sparks, however, are a law unto themselves. Whatever acclaim was brought by Kimono My House appears to have been ignored by the Mael brothers, who instead solidified the style of demented, sinister pop songs that the band pioneered." – Thom Allot
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
The Bluetones
Uk Subs
Toyah
Toyah
Toyah
The Bluetones
The Bluetones
Sugar
Sparks
Sparks
Sparks
Sparks
