White Lion Mane Attraction 180g Import LP (Black Vinyl)

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SKU:

MOVLPI3464B

UPC:

8719262035478

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Description

180g Audiophile Vinyl LP!

Mane Attraction is the fourth studio album from the New York-based glam metal band White Lion. The album features the singles "Love Don't Come Easy," the eight-minute heavy rock epic track "Lights and Thunder," and a re-recorded version of their debut single "Broken Heart." It was the last album that featured both Greg D'Angelo and James Lomenzo in the lineup.

Mane Attraction is available on black vinyl and includes an insert.

Features

180g Audiophile Vinyl
Black Vinyl
Insert
Import
Made in the Netherlands

Selections

Side One:

Lights and Thunder
Broken Heart
Leave Me Alone
Love Don't Come Easy
You're All I Need

Side Two:

Warsong
It's Over
Till Death Do Us Part
Out with the Boys
Farewell to You