"Telephone: Dure Limite" commands attention with its Die-Cut Cover on the 12" Vinyl LP Album. The fourth studio album by the French rock band Téléphone, released in 1982 on Virgin Records, showcases the band's dynamic sound. With tracks resonating from the heart of French rock, "Dure Limite" not only stands as a musical gem but also exemplifies Téléphone's innovation within the industry. The die-cut cover adds a visually distinctive touch to this classic album.
French New Wave / Rock
Virigin 201915
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram
1982 Made in France
The album cover is a so called die-cut and has a large opening in the center of the album front cover, showing the band-photo on the custom inner sleeve
Bob Ezrin
Brian Christian - Sound Engineer
Ringo Hrycyna- Sound Engineer
This album was recorded at: Manta Sound & Soundstage, Montreal
Jean-Luke Epstein (GRAPHYK) - Album cover design
Nicholas Preston - Photographer
Jean-Louis Aubert – guitar, vocals
Louis Bertignac – guitar, vocals
Richard Kolinka – drums
Corine Marienneau – bass, vocals
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Virgin 70248 , 1984 , Made in France
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Learn moreVirigin 201915 , 1982 , Made in France
"Telephone: Dure Limite" commands attention with its Die-Cut Cover on the 12" Vinyl LP Album. The fourth studio album by the French rock band Téléphone, released in 1982 on Virgin Records, showcases the band's dynamic sound. With tracks resonating from the heart of French rock, "Dure Limite" not only stands as a musical gem but also exemplifies Téléphone's innovation within the industry. The die-cut cover adds a visually distinctive touch to this classic album.
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