Skip to product information
1 of 1
YAO MO VINYL · ITEM FILE

Eikichi Yazawa - The Rock 6.2.1980 Nippon Budokan Live (Japan K-6001〜2 / KZ-2W)

Eikichi Yazawa - The Rock 6.2.1980 Nippon Budokan Live (Japan K-6001〜2 / KZ-2W)

Vinyl
Regular price $10.17 USD
Regular price Sale price $10.17 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
AVAILABLE NOW
Quantity

Low stock: 1 left

COLLECTOR FILE

Edition
See listing description
Format
Vinyl
Condition
See listing description
Availability
Available now
Ships From
Hong Kong SAR, China
Product Photos
Actual supplied photographs
SHIPPING & DISPATCH +

Online orders dispatch from our Hong Kong fulfilment hub. Delivery options and costs are calculated at checkout.

DISCOGS BUYER RECORD +

View the established PhuketLastVinyl buyer-feedback record on Discogs ↗.

PERSONAL ASSISTANCE +

Need a matrix, insert, condition or accessory checked? Ask Raggy on WhatsApp ↗.

1980 Japanese 2LP set plus original bonus 7-inch single, K-6001/2W and KZ-2W. Foldout lyric booklet and bonus single company sleeve included; no obi. Records VG+ with light handling marks and one visible fine scratch. Gatefold sleeve VG with widespread age spots/foxing; booklet has light wear and a small worn patch at the top fold.

Media: Very Good Plus (VG+). Sleeve: Very Good (VG).

Warner Bros. Records / K-6001〜2 / KZ-2W / Japan / 1980 / 2 x Vinyl LP plus 7-inch Single Sided Single, Gatefold

Tracklist

  • A1 イントロダクション~ザ・ロック
  • A2 Run & Run
  • A3 バイ・バイ・サンキュー・ガール
  • A4 テレフォン
  • A5 馬鹿もほどほどに
  • A6 雨のハイウェイ
  • B1 I Say Good-Bye, So Good-Bye
  • B2 Hey Diana
  • B3 涙のラブレター
  • B4 Good By
  • B5 天使たちの場所
  • C1 This Is A Song For Coca Cola
  • C2 I Love, You Ok
  • C3 レイニー・ウェイ
  • C4 トラベリン・バス
  • D1 Rolling Night
  • D2 So Long
  • D3 So Long (Closing)
  • E 兄貴に相談
View full details
YAO MO VINYL · CONTINUE THE FILE

Why this copy?

Selected for the character of the edition, the physical object and the story visible in the supplied photographs.

EXPLORE THE ARCHIVE
THE YAO MO NOTE

We keep listings visible after a copy is sold because a collection is also a record of what passed through our hands. Some objects leave; their information should remain.