eagles - the long run (2 x 45rpm ultradisc one step lp box halfspeed)
eagles - the long run (2 x 45rpm ultradisc one step lp box halfspeed)
eagles - the long run (2 x 45rpm ultradisc one step lp box halfspeed)
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eagles - the long run (2 x 45rpm ultradisc one step lp box halfspeed)

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UD1S 2-029
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Description
MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 2 x 180gr (schwarzes Vinyl) 45rpm Ultradisc one-step LP Box Halfspeed
CONDITION sealed
COVER Box
CONDITION BOX M mint
BOX DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER Yes
LIMITED Yes, to 10000
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo, SuperVinyl
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE   eagles.com

Don Felder - background vocals, guitar, organ (the long run), talk box (those shoes)
Glenn Frey - vocals, acoustic rhythm guitar, electric rhythm guitar, keyboards, lead guitar (i can’t tell you why, king of hollywood)
Don Henley - vocals, drums, percussion
Timothy B. Schmit - vocals, bass
Joe Walsh - vocals, guitar, keyboard, talk box (those shoes)

Jimmy Buffett - background vocals (the greeks don't want no freaks)
The Monstertones - background vocals (the greeks don’t want no freaks)
David Sanborn - alto sax (the sad café)
Bob Seger - background vocals (heartache tonight), (not credited in liner notes)
Joe Vitale - piano, electric piano

the long run - 3:43
i can't tell you why - 4:56
in the city - 3:45
the disco strangler - 2:44
king of hollywood - 6:34
heartache tonight - 4:26
those shoes - 4:54
teenage jail - 3:43
the greeks don't want no freaks - 2:20
the sad cafe - 5:35

The sixth studio album of the Eagles was released in 1979

Three years had passed by then since its predecessor "Hotel California", the first breakup of the U.S. rock band followed a few months later after fierce personal disputes

While the reviews of "The Long Run" were negative, the album made it to the 1st place of the US album charts for the fourth time in a row thanks to the public

The single "Heartache Tonight" was awarded the Grammy in the category "Best Rock Performance"

RECORDING March 1978 - September 1979 at Criteria Studio, Miami Bayshore, Coconut Grove, Florida; One Step Up, Los Angeles; Love 'n' Comfort, Los Angeles; Britannia, Los Angeles and Record Plant, Los Angeles
ENGINEERING Bill Szymczyk, Ed Mashal
LABEL Asylum
RE MASTERING Rob LoVerde
MASTER SOURCE 1/4" / 15 IPS analog master to DSD 256 to analog console to lathe
RE RELEASED 2024
AVERAGE RATING 4.73 Stars out of 5
PRESSING by RTI
MADE IN USA
STYLE Pop / Rock
AVAILABLE as long as inventory stock
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