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Lament [Deluxe Edition]: Limited 40th Anniversary Edition

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

40th Anniversary Edition of Ultravox's Lament album, originally released in April 1984, followed 3 successful albums with Midge Ure on vocals, along with two full world tours. Produced by the band themselves in the later half of 1983.

The album includes the UK top 10 and worldwide hit 'Dancing With Tears In My Eyes', along with the singles 'One Small Day' and the title track 'Lament'. The album has newly been remastered album, cut at half-speed by Phil Kinrade and Barry Grint at AIR Studios, London. Format: Limited Edition pressing of 3,000 units worldwide, 2LP Vinyl with 2 Etched B-sides, 140gm Black Vinyl, with ¾ Length Slipcase and 4-panel insert inside.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Edward A. ★★★★★

The gatefold sleeve is beautifully designed, and the remastered audio really brings out the layers in "One Small Day." I've been playing this non-stop since it arrived — it sounds fantastic on my turntable.

Isabella ★★★★★

The vinyl pressing on this 40th anniversary edition is wonderfully quiet, letting the layered synths on tracks like "Dancing with Tears in My Eyes" really breathe. It’s a solid remaster that brings out details I’d missed on the original CD, and the deluxe packaging feels worthy of the album’s legacy