BUDGIE - BANDOLIER LP - BEAUT AND RARE
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I OFFER FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE THIS
RARE ALBUM OF
BUDGIE
BANDOLIER
Often thought of as a cross between Black Sabbath (due to their plodding, molten-heavy riffs) and Rush (due to their singer's high-pitched wail), the somewhat obscure British metal outfit Budgie has influenced countless outfits, despite enduring countless lineup shifts throughout their history. The group originally formed in 1967 in Cardiff, Wales, comprised of members Burke Shelley (vocals, bass), Tony Bourge (guitar), and Raymond Phillips (drums), and by the early '70s, they'd inked a deal with MCA Records. This early lineup remains Budgie's most definitive, due to the fact that it spawned three of the group's finest albums - 1971's self-titled debut, 1972's Squawk, and 1973's Never Turn Your Back on a Friend. The group's quirky song titles became somewhat of a trademark with such ditties as "Nude Disintegrating Parachutist Woman," "Hot as a Docker's Armpit," "In the Grip of a Tyrefitter's Hand," and "You're the Biggest Thing Since Powdered Milk".
For fans of early Sabbath, the aforementioned three albbums are a must-have.
Despite building a sizeable following in their homeland (while never breaking out of cult status in the USA), Phillips left the group prior to their fourth album, 1974's In for the Kill, replaced by newcomer Pete Boot, which would in turn set off a flurry of steady lineup changes over the years for the group (the only constant Budgie member from the beginning was Shelley). Further releases were issued throughout the '70s, including 1975's Bandolier, 1976's If I were Brittania I'd Wave the Rules, and 1978's Impeckable, but each appeared to be less inspired than its predecessor. With the emergence of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement interest in Budgie appeared to be rekindled once more in England, as Budgie headlined the Reading Festival in 1980 and 1982, in addition to issuing such albums as 1980's If swallowed Do Not Induce Vomit and Power Supply, 1981's Nightflight, and 1982's Deliver Us from Evil.
AN AUST ISSUE ON MCA RECORDS LABEL RELEASED BY ASTOR IN 1975 - MAPS 8092
THE UNLAMINATED SLEEVE LOOKS LOVELY. THERE IS A LITTLE GENERAL SHELF AND HANDLING WEAR AND THERE IS SOME LIGHT RING WEAR THAT HAS CAUSED A LITTLE COLOUR LOSS.
THE SHINY VINYL IS BEAUTIFUL - ALMOST LIKE NEW - ONE OR TWO VERY LIGHT MARKS
PLAYS LIKE IT LOOKS - BEAUTIFUL - LOUD AND CLEAN.
THE LABELS ARE GREAT TOO - ONE OR TWO LIGHT SPINDLE MARKS - NO WRITING - NO STICKERS.
TRACKS ARE:
BREAKING ALL THE HOUSE RULES == SLIPAWAY == WHO DO YOU WANT FOR YOUR LOVE == I CAN'T SEE MY FEELINGS == I AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN == NAPOLEON BONA-PART ONE == NAPOLEON BONA-PART TWO.
VERY HARD TO FIND A COPY OF THIS
RARE ALBUM
IN ANY CONDITION
THIS ONE HAS A LOVELY SLEEVE AND THE PRISTINE VINYL PLAYS JUST BEAUTIFUL.
HAPPY BIDDING BUDGIE FANS
ALL RECORDS COME IN NEW DUST COVERS AND ARE SECURLY PACKED IN SPECIAL MAILERS WITH NEW BUBBLE WRAP FOR EXTRA PROTECTION DURING TRANSIT.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR UNINSURED ITEMS THAT ARE LOST OR DAMAGED IN THE POST
INSURANCE IS RECOMMENDED.
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