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Dead Or Alive / Sophisticated Boom Boom limited orange/black vinyl LP

Dead Or Alive‘s 1984 debut album Sophisticated Boom Boom will be reissued on limited edition orange/black vinyl next month.

The album contains the band’s first single hit, a cover version of KC & the Sunshine Band’s ‘That’s the Way (I Like It)’ as well as ‘Misty Circles’.

This coloured vinyl is limited to just 1000 numbered copies. It will be released on 30 November 2018 and like the other coloured vinyl reissues is being made available on the SDE shop.

You can order the vinyl at the SDE shop (or use the buttons below).

SIDE A

  1. I’d Do Anything
  2. That’s The Way (I Like It)
  3. Absolutely Nothing
  4. What I Want
  5. Far Too Hard

SIDE B

  1. You Make Me Wanna
  2. Sit On It
  3. Wish You Were Here
  4. Misty Circles
  5. Do It

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[…] on pink & black ‘marbled’ vinyl. Anyone who bought the Sophisticated Boom Boom orange and black limited edition will know how good these dual colour pressings can […]

MikeW

Apparently these coloured pressings are already sold out at some local record store suppliers! Glad was able to get one here at SDEs shop today – thanks Paul!

Lee

Really hoping Fan The Flame (part 1) gets a stand alone vinyl release too.

David B

Paul .. before I consider buying this, and other vinyl, can you please explain something for me? With cds I generally know something about the music before buying ie if and when it was remastered and, if i’m lucky, who remastered it .. yet what we get here is that it’s being reissued on vinyl.

Does the simple fact that it’s appearing on vinyl automatically lead to great sound quality?? In the past I had a lot of vinyl albums that didn’t sound that great. But generally with new vinyl like this one, there’s no info of any remastering or mastering(?or whatever’s done) for vinyl .. can you clarify if there is a process that’s used on all vinyl to guarantee top notch sound, or do we simply have to take a chance??

Very confused and would appreciate your observations. Thank you ..

Michael

It would be taken from the same source as the doa boxset. Which sounds fine. Cheers

Michel Banen

This was perfectly mastered for the boxset where it was included on clear vinyl. The sound is perfect. This one just has a different color but if the same masters are being used the sound is fantastic.

paolo

Any chance to get these albums reissued on CD too???

Gord

Fantastic stuff – SBB is a brilliant album! That they released four singles from it and still the urgency and growl of ‘Absolutely Nothing’ and the dripping in melody and melancholia of ‘Far Too Hard’ remained as album tracks is testament to what a mighty fine debut this was. Anyone thinking DOA started with ‘You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)’ is seriously missing out.

The black / orange is perfect colour for the vinyl too. Loving these DOA reissues – keep ’em coming!

BillyD

My favourite of their albums.

mike

very nice! ordered from somewhere else yesterday, didn’t know you would carry it as well.
beautiful though!

Martin Mcr

Thanks Paul – ordered; happy to place order through you to support the site. Keep the excellent work up! :)

Peter Nicholas

Thanks Paul, great news, was hoping they would do this one too, just ordered it