Ace Frehley - Trouble Walkin' (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1989
- 10 tracks
- 44 min
- glam metal
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Wow, this pressing is INCREDIBLE! eOne has truly upped their game since that Spaceman vinyl came out. The details just jump out at you, and the sound is so vibrant. Apart from the cost, it's flawless, and honestly, it's worth every single cent!
Sides A and B were completely silent. However, Sides C and D were a tad too poppy and had some hiss now and then. All in all, it sounds fantastic. My initial club pressing sounds even better and only needs a single flip. The color looks awesome on the turntable and it spins at 45 rpm. Overall, a fantastic addition for any Ace Frehley and Kiss fan's collection.
This album is absolutely fantastic! Ace is truly one of the greatest musicians ever, and I'm in love with how this whole thing turned out. The track “Do ya” is a standout for me, and even though it's a cover, Ace's take on it is still freakin' awesome!
Why does this album need to be a double record? The original 1989 album was just ONE record with TEN tracks. In this RSD Edition, Side Two and Side Four only have 2 songs each! Side Two has a mere 8:43 of music! EOne music (and some other labels) always do this junk. They drag out a single album into a double album just to hike up the price! It's frustrating to listen to, because every 8 to 10 mintues you have to get up and flip the record. Over and over and over again. What's next? Release Ace's 1978 solo album (which only had 9 songs) on 9 records!
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| 17 Oct 2025 | £61.49 | €61.49 |
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