Heart- Little Queen-LP

Heart’s Little Queen, released in 1977, captures the band at a peak of fiery rock ambition and musical dexterity. Alongside that, the title track “Little Queen” adds a funk-infused twist, showcasing the group’s ability to blend styles without losing their edge. Produced by Mike Flicker, who also co-wrote several songs with the band, the album reflects a tight collaboration that helped propel it to triple platinum status and a top-ten spot on the Billboard charts. This pressing from 1977 offers a solid vintage snapshot of Heart’s sound, pressed on vinyl that’s glossy and clean with only minor, barely noticeable surface marks typical for its age. The record’s VG++ condition means you can expect very little distraction from the music itself, making it a dependable choice for those who want to hear Heart’s energy as it was laid down in Seattle’s Kaye-Smith Studios. Little Queen’s blend of rock intensity and melodic savvy fits neatly on your shelf, though it might be wise to keep it away from actual barracudas—vinyl and fish scales rarely mix.

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