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Vicious Rumors Vicious Rumors LP Album vinyl record green limited blue nuumbered

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Vicious Rumors Vicious Rumors LP Album vinyl record green limited blue nuumberedThe selftitled 1990 album from Vicious Rumors stands as one of the bands defining moments a razorsharp blend of American power metal, melodic precision and highenergy riffing. Originally their first release on Atlantic Records, the album showcases Geoff Thorpes vision at full force, with vocals often compared to the soaring power of Bruce Dickinson and Geoff Tate backed by a Judas Priestlevel intensity. This reissue arrives as a limited, individually

The self‑titled 1990 album from Vicious Rumors stands as one of the band’s defining moments — a razor‑sharp blend of American power metal, melodic precision and high‑energy riffing. Originally their first release on Atlantic Records, the album showcases Geoff Thorpe’s vision at full force, with vocals often compared to the soaring power of Bruce Dickinson and Geoff Tate backed by a Judas Priest‑level intensity.

This reissue arrives as a limited, individually numbered edition of 1500 copies, pressed on translucent blue 180‑gram audiophile vinyl and complete with an insert. Featuring standout tracks such as “Don’t Wait for Me” and “Hellraiser”, this is a must‑have for fans of classic US metal and collectors of premium MOV pressings.

Track Listing

  1. Don’t Wait for Me
  2. World Church
  3. On the Edge
  4. Ship of Fools
  5. Can You Hear It?
  6. Down to the Temple
  7. Hellraiser
  8. Electric Twilight
  9. Thrill of the Hunt
  10. Axe and Smash

Features

  • 180‑gram audiophile vinyl
  • Limited edition of 1500 individually numbered copies
  • Translucent blue coloured vinyl
  • Includes insert
  • Classic 1990 power‑metal album
  • New / sealed copy

Information
Artist: Vicious Rumors
Title: Vicious Rumors
Format: Vinyl LP (Translucent Blue, 180g, Limited Numbered Edition)
Label: Music On Vinyl
Catalogue: MOVLP2411
Barcode: 8719262039506
Released: 2025 (Reissue)
Original Release Year: 1990
Genre: Power Metal / Heavy Metal
Speed: 33 RPM
Record Size: 12"
Condition: New / Sealed


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