RICHARD MARX - SELF TITLED - Vinyl LP - Manhattan - 1987 - VG FREE POSTAGE 2558
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RICHARD MARX - SELF TITLED - Vinyl LP - Manhattan - 1987 - VG FREE POSTAGE 2558
The Richard Marx self-titled LP is a collectible vinyl record, released on June 15, 1987, by Manhattan Records. This album is the debut studio release by Richard Marx, showcasing his blend of pop rock and soft rock styles. It features several hit singles that established Marx as a prominent artist in the late 1980s.
Key Details
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Release Year: 1987
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Label: Manhattan Records
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Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo
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Genre: Pop Rock, Soft Rock
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Style: 1980s Rock
Tracklist
Side One-
Should've Known Better – A dynamic and energetic track with heartfelt lyrics.
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Don't Mean Nothing – The album's lead single and a standout hit, featuring Joe Walsh on slide guitar.
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Endless Summer Nights – A tender and romantic ballad that became a Top 10 hit.
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Lonely Heart – A melodic and introspective piece with lush arrangements.
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Hold on to the Nights – A soulful and emotional ballad that reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Have Mercy – A rhythmic and upbeat track with a strong groove.
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Remember Manhattan – A smooth and melodic song with vivid imagery.
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Rhythm of Life – A lively and energetic piece blending rock and pop influences.
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Heaven Only Knows – A reflective and atmospheric track with intricate instrumentation.
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The Flame of Love – A heartfelt and melodic closing track.
Production and Artwork
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Recording: The album was recorded at various studios, including Lion Share Recording Studios and Sound City Studios in Los Angeles, California. The production features a polished and sophisticated sound, blending live instrumentation with studio techniques.
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Producers: Richard Marx co-produced the album alongside David Cole, ensuring a cohesive and professional sound.
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Musicians: Marx collaborated with talented session musicians, including Joe Walsh (slide guitar), Michael Landau (guitar), Nathan East (bass), and John Keane (drums). The arrangements feature a mix of keyboards, guitars, and orchestral elements.
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Artwork: The album cover features a striking photograph of Richard Marx, reflecting the themes of introspection and resilience found in the music.
Legacy
The Richard Marx LP was a commercial success, reaching No. 8 on the Billboard 200 and earning triple platinum certification in the United States. The singles "Don't Mean Nothing," "Endless Summer Nights," "Hold on to the Nights," and "Should've Known Better" became major hits, solidifying Marx's place in the music scene of the late 1980s.
This LP is a must-have for collectors and fans of Richard Marx, offering a glimpse into his creative evolution during the late 1980s. Its vibrant mix of pop rock and soft rock elements makes it a standout release.
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