Te koop 4 nog als nieuw 12 inch lp's van Spandau ballet
45 rpm Diamond met nog een extra LP/ Journeys to Glory

Deze zijn vintage en van 1981/82 Voor de liefhebber.
onder de 100 euro valt niet over te twisten. Deze box is honderden euries waard!!!

Ik vraag maar 100 euro en dat is een mooi bedrag voor de echte verzamelaar...

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DiamondStudio album by
Spandau Ballet
Released
12 March 1982
Recorded
1981
Studios

Length
39:16

Producer
Richard James Burgess
Spandau Ballet chronology
Journeys to Glory
(1981)
Diamond
(1982)
True
(1983)
Singles from Diamond

• "Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)"

Released: 10 July 1981

• "Paint Me Down"

Released: 2 November 1981

• "She Loved Like Diamond"

Released: 11 January 1982

• "Instinction"

Released: 2 April 1982Diamond is the second studio album by the English band Spandau Ballet, released on 12 March 1982 by Chrysalis Records. As with their debut album, Journeys to Glory, all songs were produced by Richard James Burgess and written by band guitarist Gary Kemp. The music was inspired by a variety of genres, including the renewed interest in funk around Soho, American film scores with roots in eastern Europe, the second side of David Bowie's Low album, Pink Floyd records and the mood pieces of another English new wave band, Japan.
Burgess, Kemp and lead singer Tony Hadley had difficulties over the course of making the album. After the first song written for it, "Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)", became the band's biggest hit, Kemp found it harder to churn out material to complete the project. Burgess began to exercise control over Hadley, who struggled with the vocals to the point of losing his temper and needing to take some time off. The recording sessions involved six different studios because of Burgess's busy schedule, and the band's decision to have a separate box set of 12-inch remixes of every song on the album in addition to the 7- and 12-inch single versions took even more of his time.
The next two singles, "Paint Me Down" and "She Loved Like Diamond", did not perform well, but another track from the album, "Instinction", was remixed by Trevor Horn and made the top ten in the UK. Because the new single had more of a pop feel than anything Spandau Ballet had released before, the nightclub crowd that the band had initially intended to represent lost interest in them, but Kemp then felt free to write pop songs on future projects without wondering if it was something their fans could dance to.