Ultravox!* – Ultravox!

Interesting style mix of Progrock, Funk and New Wave. Very good, dynamic pressing. The bass kicks and punches deep. Well producded album. Highly recommended.

Beutiful vinyl and sound . Sleeve is inferior to original, looks like a scan of the original with faded color and a bit of fuzz

Got Baited Into Buying This album. was looking for synth music and got told this was it.

It Came As a suprise that this was not what i was looking for!

But It is A Banger Album. well defined and classic punk rock!

Really Great sounding issue and a Great addition for the Collection!

It is sometimes incorporated with synth. but not that great if you want full blasts with synth and tom fills.

My copy is the exact as described here, but my ILPS etche starts with I-19 on A-side and I-15 on B-side, unable to this combination on discogs.

Steve Lillywhite produced the majority of this classic lp! He had to pick up where Eno left off which was practically at the start.

Great sounding Terre Haute pressing. The bass is deep and Eno's production is on point. My copy has no credits on side B; only the island logo.

I will always remember the first time i went in a small goth place located on the cellar floor of a periferic social club in my town Florence.. In '81 I was less than 15, so excited and intimidated by going down those steps one by one.. I will always remember the dj was playing 'The man who dies everyday'. A seminal record too..

All albums should be produced and pressed like this. The best.

Missing link between glam and punk. Amazing record! John Foxx!

Due to a handwritten note on an inner sleeve it is to presume that this repress is from 1984.