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Imperial State Electric All Over My Head 7-Inch Single Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 28206408
- UPC:
- 200000048709
- MPN:
- 20
- Condition:
- New
Description
Seven inch vinyl pressing of this 2015 single by the band led by former Hellacopters frontman Nicke Andersson. Rock ?n? Roll isn?t dead. It?s just been sleeping. Any time now, it?s going to rise from its slumber. With influences ranging from such diverse acts as The Byrds, Sex Pistols, The Beatles and Alice Cooper, and with infectious melodies, harmonies and hooks that'll leave you breathless, Nicke once again proves that he's one of SwedenÆs most talented songwriters and musicians. Imperial State Electric combines powerful power pop with pure rock 'n' roll which picks up where The Hellacopters left off.
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1. Side A: All Over My Head 2. Side B: The Radio Song
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