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I lump this into the pile of cassettes that I owned or "borrowed" that were underappreciated back in the mid 80's. Yaz and oddly enough Kraftwerk. Took many listens to get it.

I picked up the black vinyl version from the website, great shipping time. Vinyl version sounds nice with no pops or clicks. Fan from the beginning, one of my favorite bands, always.

I saw them live in Boston -2003. It seemed like they didn't want to be there, low energy. A vinyl release would be fantastic. Great record.

The MOFI is very clean sounding, balanced. My NM original has a tad more umph. I enjoy both.

This 200g reissue sounds phenomenal. I can't imagine an original sounding any better. My first KC LP.

Just picked up a Mono WLP. Great session musicians and production. No corny 60's stuff here, just good tunes.

Should have fit right in with Adam Ant and Bowie's 80's stuff.....Great album.

Imagine this fookin gem on nice quiet vinyl.....I have for 10 years!!

Just listened to this entire LP. I can tell you it's total Bomp! Voxx esque garage. Reminds me alot of The Scruffs. Good stuff.

Absolutely masterful. From the quality songs, players, vocals, production, recording, mastering. The vinyl played quiet out of the box! Should be in everyone's collection. Pure pop music sound.

Played like a dream right outta the package. I've been a fan since So Alone....this demo LP sounds the best L.A.M.F. ever has. Luvin it. Get one.

Great pressing of this album, that I had no idea existed.
B-sides and rarities are quality here.

I have a handful from this series, including Electric Warrior. They sound great.

My og Canadian pressing sounds a little more punchy in the drums. The Yep Roc isn't bassy but everything sounds like it's in it's place. The vinyl is 99% quiet. Not a perfect 10 record to start.

I revisited this record recently, and went nostalgic for a half a second. Once I got passed the three radio hits, I was instantly back in the present and realized why this record was a force back then. FYC went hard pop but there was "Hard as it is"... See full review

Jay Lewis "Back to the fountain" is fabulous listen, loud or on headphones, stoned in a dark room.

Tone adjustment is the key with this recording. It's quite possible to get it right.

The 30th Anniversary release sounds great, albeit it's cut loud and very bright. Volume has to be just right to appreciate RKS mastering on this one. Cool addition for hype sticker and 45. Gatefold, poly lined inner a plus.

Picked this up at a friend's shop. Hooky from the start. From the 1st track side 1, got me thinking X and B-52's influence......? Quality throughout.

I just picked the unofficial Analog Spark pressing on gray vinyl, and it sounds fantastic. The hype sticker is not a sticker at all. It's printed permanently on the cover. Sound is loud and very detailed with quiet playback. Even comes with a poly... See full review

I own a nice NM O.G. of this, as I recently pick it up. I recall the two tracks they played on the radio. Very tight band and vocal. Songs are as good as the classics from that part of the era. Good stuff. Overlook not. One of the best debut lp's of the 90's. See full review

Phenomenal release from the backbeat brother. Very modern psychedelic sound. Like The Coral, but very different.... Hope to grab Drifters Skyline too. For those who aren't aware, Serpent Power is just as good. Get em' all!!!

Another brick in Lou Reed's wall of genius. Lou's narrator style vocal delivery layered over rock, pop and soul playing. I have the RSD pressing from a few years back. Quiet and detailed sounding.

Definitely the best pressing as far as availability and price. Quiet vinyl and a detailed sound. KPG really separated the instruments as they were meant to be. This is a 1971 rock and roll album.. Why go MOFI?

I have nice WLP of this record. Judging from the cover art I rolled the dice. Great stuff, must have slipped thru the cracks. Hard and mellow.