Cheap Trick – Dream Police (LP Vinyl)
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Cheap Trick in 1979 were operating at a kind of peak tension, balancing massive commercial momentum against the band's weirder, more ambitious instincts. The nearly nine-minute "Gonna Raise Hell" alone signals a group refusing to play it safe despite radio saturation, and Robin Zander and Rick Nielsen's songwriting partnership had rarely sounded more locked in. This limited red vinyl pressing is a fitting format for one of hard rock's most underrated late-70s statements.
Dream Police is the fourth studio album by the American rock band Cheap Trick, released in 1979 and produced by Tom Werman. Following the huge success of At Budokan, the album arrived at a time when Cheap Trick had become one of the biggest new rock bands of the late 1970s. The album is best known for it's memorable title track, ""Dream Police"", alongside the popular tracks ""Voices"", ""Way of the World"" and ""Gonna Raise Hell"". The songs range from straight-ahead rockers to more melodic and atmospheric songs. Dream Police reached number six on the Billboard 200 and became one of the band's most successful studio albums. It remains a much-loved record from Cheap Trick's classic period and an important part of their 1970s catalogue. Dream Police is available as a limited edition of 2000 individually numbered copies on translucent red coloured vinyl and comes in a gatefold sleeve. The package also includes an insert with lyrics.
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UPC: 8719262044968
Label: Music On Vinyl
Release Date: 10.16.26
Format: LP Vinyl