Cheap Trick- Dream Police-LP

Dream Police balances catchy rock with some experimental ambition, especially evident in the sprawling 9-minute-plus track "Gonna Raise Hell." Meanwhile, "Voices" offers an intriguing twist—originally recorded with bassist Tom Petersson on lead vocals, it was re-tracked with Robin Zander’s voice for this release. Dream Police struck a commercial chord, climbing to No. 6 on the Billboard 200 and earning platinum certification shortly after its debut. This 1979 Japanese import pressing presents Dream Police with vinyl in near-mint condition, promising a visually clean and well-preserved listening experience. The 12-inch format offers the full dynamic range of the band’s sound, and the careful mastering typical of Japan pressings may appeal to collectors who appreciate attention to detail. For anyone keeping their rock shelf well-ordered, this record fits neatly alongside other late-’70s power pop and hard rock gems—proof that sometimes the dream police do show up with impeccable taste. Cheap Trick.

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