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LARRY LEVAN\'S BIRTHDAY IS THIS MONTH! WHAT A COLLECTABLE TO ADD TO YOUR LEVAN/HOUSE/GARAGE COLLECTION!!
For those who asked: The Vinylmaniac #9 Paradise Garage/ LARRY LEVAN Facsimile Edition IS HERE!
- Printed on acid-free stock with backing board and resealable BCW magazine bag
- Includes classic original ads, DJ lists, charts, and the 1983 (published in Feb 1984)LARRY LEVAN and JEFFREY OSBORNE interviews by Manny Lehman. Larry had just remixed Jeffrey Osborne\'s \"Plane Love\"! 20 pages.
- 4 Bonus collectibles: Vinylmania Label Coaster (our first release Larry Mixed), Various Larry Levan and Vinylmania sticker/photos. A really nice set and a great keepsake of the Village Music scene of the 80s-the 00\'s.
- Only 125 hand-numbered copies available at $24.99 plus 6.00 USD, International Shipping available.
One of our most requested issues! Larry Levan and the Paradise Garage and Mel Cheren have only grown in stature and cultural importance over the years and Vinylmania is proud to release this facsimile issue, originally published right in the middle of a legendary growing scene that impacts life, music and DJ culture to this day! To This Day!! TO THIS DAY!!! TO THIS DAY!!!!
Also look at our other listing of the MADONNA Vinylmaniac #8 facsimile issue! That issue has a very young Madonna, not yet close to Superstar level but WE LOVED HER! One of her earliest photo signings. Her album was just out and Vinylmania had copies! GO!! LOOK AT THE LISTING!! That one comes with rare photo proof that she was at Vinylmania in 1983!! We combine shipping! BUY BOTH!!
We are pleased to release the second of many physical reproductions of classic Vinylmania merchandise. Upcoming releases include T-shirts, hats, jackets, a proper 2-CD set, digital audio releases and a book featuring all the issues of “The Vinylmaniac” with additional editorial context (from store employees and the occasional music-industry luminary). And vinyl? It’s in the name—we’re here to spread the Vinylmania legacy once again.
