Phenomenon
Originally issued in 1974, Phenomenon marked a major turning point for the band, introducing the virtuosic Michael Schenker on guitar and delivering the classic tracks Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom, both of which became staples in hard rock history.
Pressed at the legendary Vinyl Factory in London on limited-edition sky-blue vinyl and housed in faithfully reproduced artwork, this release also features liner notes by Michael Hann on a printed inner sleeve, elevating the original edition.
A must-stock for classic rock fans, collectors, and National Album Day participants alike, this edition celebrates the legacy of one of the genreās most influential albums.
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$11.21Phenomenon
Originally issued in 1974, Phenomenon marked a major turning point for the band, introducing the virtuosic Michael Schenker on guitar and delivering the classic tracks Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom, both of which became staples in hard rock history.
Pressed at the legendary Vinyl Factory in London on limited-edition sky-blue vinyl and housed in faithfully reproduced artwork, this release also features liner notes by Michael Hann on a printed inner sleeve, elevating the original edition.
A must-stock for classic rock fans, collectors, and National Album Day participants alike, this edition celebrates the legacy of one of the genreās most influential albums.
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Originally issued in 1974, Phenomenon marked a major turning point for the band, introducing the virtuosic Michael Schenker on guitar and delivering the classic tracks Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom, both of which became staples in hard rock history.
Pressed at the legendary Vinyl Factory in London on limited-edition sky-blue vinyl and housed in faithfully reproduced artwork, this release also features liner notes by Michael Hann on a printed inner sleeve, elevating the original edition.
A must-stock for classic rock fans, collectors, and National Album Day participants alike, this edition celebrates the legacy of one of the genreās most influential albums.
