Content Introduction
Limited Edition 2-Disc Analog Set, Transparent Blue Vinyl, Sony Cutting Press The Offer Will End As Soon As Stock Runs Out.
Contents Side 1 1. Shake My Tree 2. Waiting On You / Eternal Woman 3. Take Me For A Little While
Side 2 1. Pride And Joy / Pride And Joy 2. Over Now 3. Feeling Hot
Side 3 1. Easy Does It 2. Take A Look At Yourself 3. Don'T Leave Me This Way
Side 4 1. Absolution Blues 2. Whisper A Prayer For The Dying
World'S First Analog Reissue To Commemorate 30Th Anniversary
Whitesnake'S David Coverdale And Led Zeppelin'S Jimmy Page Made A Shocking Combination, Releasing Their Only Album Coverdale Page In 1993. To Commemorate The 30Th Anniversary Of Its Release, The World'S First Vinyl Reissue Of The 1980S Although David Coverdale Achieved Worldwide Success With Whitesnake In The Latter Half Of His Career, The Band Disbanded In The Early 1990S. Jimmy Page, On The Other Hand, Has Not Been Active In Public Since His Solo Work In 1988. Meanwhile, Both Artists, Who Were Both Affiliated With Geffen Records At The Time, Decided To Team Up At The Suggestion Of A&R John Kalodner, Who Had Revived Aerosmith. It Got Off To A Good Start, Reaching 4Th Place In The Uk And 5Th Place In The Us, And Became A Big Hit, Selling Over 150,000 Copies In Japan And Being The Only One In The World To Tour, But The Following Year Jimmy Page Decided To Start A Project With Robert Plant. By Changing Direction, The Project Came To An End After Just One Year. At That Time, Analog Discs Were Produced In Small Quantities Overseas, And Moreover, The Album Contained Approximately 61 Minutes On 1Lp, But This First Japanese Analog Version Was Recorded On The 4Th Side Of 2Lp In Consideration Of Sound Quality, And The Disc Was A Transparent Blue Disc. Ing.
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Whitesnake'S David Coverdale And Led Zeppelin'S Jimmy Page Made A Shocking Combination, Releasing Their Only Album Coverdale Page In 1993. To Commemorate The 30Th Anniversary Of Its Release, The World'S First Vinyl Reissue Has Been Realized!80 Although David Coverdale Achieved Worldwide Success With Whitesnake In The Late 1990S, The Band Disbanded In The Early 1990S. Jimmy Page, On The Other Hand, Has Not Been Active In Public Since His Solo Work In 1988. Meanwhile, Both Artists, Who Were Both Affiliated With Geffen Records At The Time, Decided To Team Up At The Suggestion Of A&R John Kalodner, Who Had Revived Aerosmith. It Got Off To A Good Start, Reaching 4Th Place In The Uk And 5Th Place In The Us, And Became A Big Hit, Selling Over 150,000 Copies In Japan And Being The Only One In The World To Hold A Tour, But The Following Year, Jimmy Page Started A Project With Robert Plant. With The Change Of Direction, The Project Came To An End After Just One Year. At That Time, The Analog Version Was Produced In Small Quantities Overseas, And Each 61-Minute Album Was Contained In 1 Lp, But This First Japanese Version Was Recorded On The 4Th Side Of 2 Lp In Consideration Of Sound Quality. (C)Rs

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