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This has a much smoother transition between tracks, except maybe for Los Palmas 7 which doesn't have any of the bustle sound at the beginning.

The artwork/presentation is very good, which has been a strength in general through this Let Them Eat Vinyl reissue series.

Within a year, she had topped the US Hot 100 with the renamed ‘Morning Train (Nine To Five)’, recorded the Bond theme ‘For Your Eyes Only’, released two platinum-selling albums and become an international sensation. Products labelled '*item fulfilled by Exertis on behalf of hmv' will be supplied to you directly by Exertis via their approved couriers. Lead vocals were shared between Suggs and Chas Smash, while all members of the group contributed music and lyrics.K. They were known for their "nutty sound," blending ska rhythms with catchy melodies and a showman's sense of humour. Very Important: Please note that the Divine double LP has a notch broken out of the edge of each vinyl LP (see photo) so the first track on each side cannot be played.

Being released for the first time on vinyl (180gram heavyweight) the album includes the singles ‘Lovestruck’ and ‘Johnny The Horse’, as well as the fan favourite ‘Drip Fed Fred’, which features Ian Dury not long before he passed away. The rear sleeve appears to be a mixture of new type setting and scans of the pictures from the original rear sleeve, so appears a little disjointed/inconsistent on close inspection. First-ever vinyl repress of her classic 1982 fan-favourite album, third in a series of remastered vinyls of her 1980s albums, and part of Cherry Red’s on-going re-issue campaign of the star’s EMI catalogue in association with RT Industries.

Sleeve is in good presentable second hand condition vinyl has quite a few surface marks in places, the person who sold it to me said it plays fine. Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C’est La Vie, spearheaded by the floaty, atmospheric ska of lead single ‘C’est La Vie’, also represents the band’s first stab at self-production albeit under the aegis of top engineer Matt Galsbey. Image shows the back and front of the sleeve for illustrative purposes, it is just a standard sleeve, not a gatefold.