33 rpm vinyl SUPER HITS Vol.9 compilation colored sleeve 80s

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Description

This 33 rpm vinyl record presents the "SUPER HITS Vol.9" compilation, identifiable by its large colorful sleeve and typical 80s graphics. The visible cover features a blue and orange two-tone patterned background, with a central photograph of a woman in summer attire (blue shorts with white stars and a red striped top), sitting on the hood of a car. Song titles are arranged diagonally around the photo, printed in yellow or blue capital letters on a black background. Among the readable titles are "L'Aperobic," "Together We're Strong," "Pass the Dutchie," "Le Gitan," "Midnight Blue en Irlande," "Oh, La La La," "Chante," "Les Schtroumpfs," "Appelle-moi Brando," and "J'arrête pas la musique."

The mention "SUPER HITS Vol.9" occupies the upper part of the sleeve, with "SUPER HITS" in large purple letters and "Vol.9" in bright green. This graphic design, as well as the choice of titles, clearly evokes the pop aesthetic and popular compilations of the 1980s. No record company or label logo is legible on the visible side, but the overall presentation is characteristic of productions from that era.

The 33 rpm vinyl is a standard format for music albums and compilations, appreciated for its ability to offer a varied selection of titles on a single disc. The cardboard sleeve, with its vibrant colors and stylized photography, accentuates the eye-catching aspect typical of hit compilations.

The visual of the sleeve, with its staging and graphics, is part of the trend of attractive 80s covers, designed to catch the eye in record bins. The displayed titles suggest a selection of popular songs, covering different musical styles of the time.

Condition

Used item sold as is. The front of the sleeve visible in the photo shows no tears or apparent moisture damage. The image shows good overall preservation, with no major defects on the visible part. The other sides and the condition of the record are not visible in the image.

Did you know? The 33 rpm (LP) format became the preferred medium for albums and compilations in the late 1940s, allowing multiple tracks to be grouped on one side. "Super Hits" compilations were often released in Europe during the 1980s to offer an overview of current successes, sometimes under license from several labels.

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