Loverboy - Live In '82
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing + DVD. Live archive release. Live In '82 showcases one of their most incredible live performances.
Lovingly restored from Paul Dean's personal archive of 16mm film, the joyous energy of a band who helped define the golden era of 80's music is captured like lightning in a bottle. Colourful clothing, outrageous hairstyles (and headbands!), terrific movies like Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Breakfast Club, and great music that has stood the test of time.
Paul Dean summed it up best: "The 1980s was an amazing time, but it's still amazing now", he grins. "The fact that Loverboy are still together and playing these same songs almost every night - Who'd have thought?"
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$11.90Loverboy - Live In '82
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing + DVD. Live archive release. Live In '82 showcases one of their most incredible live performances.
Lovingly restored from Paul Dean's personal archive of 16mm film, the joyous energy of a band who helped define the golden era of 80's music is captured like lightning in a bottle. Colourful clothing, outrageous hairstyles (and headbands!), terrific movies like Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Breakfast Club, and great music that has stood the test of time.
Paul Dean summed it up best: "The 1980s was an amazing time, but it's still amazing now", he grins. "The fact that Loverboy are still together and playing these same songs almost every night - Who'd have thought?"
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Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing + DVD. Live archive release. Live In '82 showcases one of their most incredible live performances.
Lovingly restored from Paul Dean's personal archive of 16mm film, the joyous energy of a band who helped define the golden era of 80's music is captured like lightning in a bottle. Colourful clothing, outrageous hairstyles (and headbands!), terrific movies like Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Breakfast Club, and great music that has stood the test of time.
Paul Dean summed it up best: "The 1980s was an amazing time, but it's still amazing now", he grins. "The fact that Loverboy are still together and playing these same songs almost every night - Who'd have thought?"
