Original Album Art

Wings - Venus And Mars are alright tonight - 1975

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This original production from Wings, called "Venus And Mars are alright tonight", is a must-have for any die-hard fan. Released in 1975, this album transports you back in time with its nostalgic sound. The cover image, designed by renowned artist, depicts the cosmic journey of love and music. With beloved songs like "Letting Go" and "Rock Show", this collector's item has been expertly framed for preservation. This is not a remastered or reproduced version, making it a truly unique and special addition to any music collection.

Here are the songs included on this album: 1. Venus And Mars 2. Rock Show 3. Love In Song 4. You Gave Me The Answer 5. Magneto And Titantium Man 6. Letting Go 7. Venus And Mars (Reprise) 8. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt 9. Medicine Jar 10. Call Me Back Again 11. Listen To What The Man Said 12.

Are the photos actual or stock photos?

We have individually photographed each album. What you see is what you get. The vast majority are in pristine condition for their age, some show the war wounds of travelling through time for the last 50 years.

Are the albums original pressings?

Yes. All albums are original albums from the personal collection of Kevin Ball. Now framed to preserve them for future generations. No remastered or re produced albums here!

Will they increase in value?

We expect they will. Like old holden cars form the 60's and 70's that have increased in value, these iconic original albums are likely to become scarcer and more valuable as time passes.

Are the frames high quality?

Each frame is meticulously constructed for exhibiting these original albums. The tabs on the back are purposely made to facilitate easy album removal, admiration, and playback.

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