Slade Old New Borrowed And Blue LP (Red & Blue Splatter Vinyl)

Slade

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BRMLP59320

UPC:

4050538659320

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Description

1974 Classic On Limited Edition Splatter Vinyl LP!

Slade's fourth studio album, Old New Borrowed And Blue, on red & blue splatter vinyl. Old New Borrowed And Blue was originally released on February 15, 1974. The album entered the UK album chart at #1 and was certified gold by the BPI.

The critically acclaimed global hit album includes the singles "My Friend Stan" and "Everyday". Presented on limited edition splatter vinyl.

This is joyous, unshackled and unpretentious stuff that reminds you how they rattled off six No. 1s.
-The Times

Features

Limited Edition
Red & Blue Splatter Vinyl
Gatefold Jacket
Made in the Czech Republic

Selections

Side One:

Just A Little Bit
When The Lights Are Out
My Town
Find Yourself A Rainbow
Miles Out To Sea
We're Really Gonna Raise The Roof

Side Two:

Do We Still Do It
How Can It Be
Don't Blame Me
My Friend Stan
Everyday
Good Time Gals