MADONNA Like A Virgin VINYL LP OBI **COLLECTOR COPY** JAPAN NM SIRE P-13033 1984

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I had 5 brick and mortar stores in Portland, OR, Boise, ID, Fairbanks, AK, and 2 stores in Anchorage, AK. I operated under the name Nickelodeon Records & Tapes from 1973 to 1978, hence the eBay name Original 1976 Nickelodeon Records.

All of my Listings are NEAR MINT VINYL By Visual Inspection UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
Not Play Graded

EACH COVER CONDITION is INDIVIDUALLY NOTED 
THIS LISTING is for a Vinyl LP MADONNA Like A Virgin SIRE P-13033 1984  A 12" 45 RPM MAXI SINGLE [EP] is available as a Japanese Pressing Sire P-5199     This is a 12" 33 RPM JAPANESE PRESSING MANUFACTURED BY WARNER-PIONEER, JAPAN
THIS IS A **COLLECTIBLE QUALITY** COPY COMPLETE WITH NO ISSUES
THE COVER, VINYL, OBI, INSERT, INNER and OUTER SLEEVE ARE ALL NEAR MINT

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• Rights Society: JASRAC
• Other (Price): ¥ 2,800
• Other (Sleeve Date): N·11·28
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• Matrix / Runout (Runout A-side - variant 2): P-13033-1 1M-A-13 JAP. 4SY 1-25157-RE1-A-INTL-SET 2 MASTERDISK RL 1 SLM ? 7438 1-1
• Matrix / Runout (Runout B-side - variant 2): P-13033-2 1M-A-9 JAP. 1-25157-B-INTL SET 3 MASTERDISK RL SLM 1 ? 7438-X 1-1

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In the early Sixties, when girls were first carving their niche in rock & roll, the Crystals were singing about how it didn’t matter that the boy they loved didn’t drive a Cadillac car, wasn’t some big movie star: he wasn’t the boy they’d been dreaming of, but so what? Madonna is a more, well, practical girl. In her new song, “Material Girl,” she claims, “the boy with the cold hard cash is always Mr. Right/’Cause we’re living in a material world/And I am a material girl.” When she finds a boy she likes, it’s for his “satin sheets/And luxuries so fine” (“Dress You Up”). Despite her little-girl voice, there’s an undercurrent of ambition that makes her more than the latest Betty Boop. When she chirps, “You made me feel/Shiny and new/Like a virgin,” in her terrific new single, you know she’s after something.

Nile Rodgers produced Like a Virgin, Madonna’s second LP; he also played guitar on much of it and brought in ex-Chic partners Bernard Edwards on bass and Tony Thompson on drums. Rodgers wisely supplies the kind of muscle Madonna’s sassy lyrics demand. Her light voice bobs over the heavy rhythm and synth tracks like a kid on a carnival ride. On the hit title song, Madonna is all squeals, bubbling over the bass line from the Four Tops’ “I Can’t Help Myself.” She doesn’t have the power or range of, say, Cyndi Lauper, but she knows what works on the dance floor. Debbie Miller. Rolling Stone: January 17, 1985.

                                                     Songs include Side 1: Material Girl, Angel, Like A Virgin,

                                                                             Over and Over, Love Don't Live Here Anymo