Alice Cooper ORIG OZ LP Lace and whiskey EX ’77 Warner BSK3027 Detroit Rock
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Description
This album spawned the hugely successful “You and Me” as well as the hugely underappreciated “No More Love at Your Convenience. The album was a bit of a change from the preceding albums (“Welcome to My Nightmare” and “Alice Cooper goes to Hell”.
It was the third album by Alice as a solo act without the band that had been known as Alice Cooper. It was also after this album( and associated tour) that Alice checked himself into rehab which was the genesis for his next album “From the Inside”. I have to admit to being a fan of this run of albums for Alice ( Goes to Hell, Nightmare, Lace and from the Inside)
The Album has been well maintained and is in very good condition. The album cover (fitting the motif that Alice seemed to be trying to capture of an old 40’s movie) is predominantly black and white. With the white comes age mottling but this is not predominant and I would still consider the album to be in vey very good condition with no tears or structural flaws.
The album comes with an insert which is also predominantly black and white in colour. Again, there are no structural issues and the age stains visible do not detract too much from the quality of the insert.
The vinyl album itself is in very very good condition. There are no visible marks and the album plays through without issue. There are no audible pops and I would describe the condition of the album as very very good.
Artist Alice Cooper
Album Lace and Whiskey
Year Issued Australian pressing 1977
Label Warner
Label Colour Green and White with Palm Trees and WB logo
Single Sleeve
With Insert- Comes with printed inner sleeve-VG condition with Mottling on both sides
Matrix Runoff (1) MX 183703 BSK 3027-1
Matrix Runoff (2) MX 183704 BSK 3027-2
Track Listing.
Side One.
It’s Hot Tonight
Lace and Whiskey
Road Rats
Damned if You Do
You and Me
Side Two.
King of the Silver Screen
Ubangi Stomp
(No More) Love at your Convenience
I Never Wrote Those Songs
My God
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