Toyah – Desire Picture Disc Vinyl

£25.00

This New Disc Vinyl by Toyah is available for fast home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £25 +P&P

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Toyah on Disc Vinyl Disc Vinyl from Toyah is available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £25 +P&P Toyahs 1987s solo album Desire is issued for the first time ever as a picture disc vinyl in a carefully curated Directors Cut.Desire was Toyahs first LP for the EG label and was produced by Mike Hedges Siouxsie amp The Banshees and engineered by Haydn Bendall Hounds of Love. The album includes an eclectic set of musicians with guest guitar spots from Ronnie Wood, Robert Fripp, and The League of Crafty Guitarists. The albums lead single was a sparkling cover of the 1980 Martha amp The Muffins new wave hit Echo Beach featuring Steve Sidelnyk on drums.This special Directors Cut version presents the album resequenced as the artist envisioned and features ReEntry Into Dance, Sun Up and Mesmerised, all originally intended for the albums track list. This collectors edition is housed in an outer jacket with diecut window featuring striking Toyah photographs on either side of the vinyl disc and rare Toyah imagery from the period across the package.

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