Pacific Street: Vinyl LP

The Pale Fountains, formed in Liverpool in 1980 by Mick (later known as Michael) Head, along with Chris McCaffery on bass, Thomas Whelan on drums, trumpeter Andy Diagram, and guitarist Ken Moss, made their mark in the music world. After signing with Virgin in late 1982, the music scene first got a taste of singer - songwriter Michael Head's talent. When 'Pacific Street' was released in February 1984, Head described it as 'like a greatest hits LP, even though we hadn't had any hits!' This album showcases the grandeur of 80s pop and the unique Liverpool music scene, infusing love into every track. It shifted from the post - punk and funk of the early 80s towards a mellower, bossa - nova influenced pop. Tracks like 'Unless' and '(Don't Let Your Love) Start A War' should have been huge hits. Nearly four decades later, Michael Head has a loyal fan base, and his new releases, whether with Shack or the Red Elastic Band, gain widespread acclaim. The Pale Fountains was the starting point of it all. This re - issue precisely replicates the 1984 Virgin Records UK release with a printed inner and is pressed on high - quality 180g vinyl.

To use this vinyl LP, simply place it on your turntable and gently lower the needle onto the record. Enjoy the warm, rich sound of this classic album. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt or oils on the record. Store it in a cool, dry place, standing upright in a record sleeve to prevent warping. If the record gets dirty, use a record cleaning brush to gently remove dust. Avoid scratching the surface at all costs as it can affect the sound quality.