OMD (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) - Architecture & Morality - The Singles [Magenta/Purple/Red 3 12" LPs]

OMD (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) - Architecture & Morality - The Singles [Magenta/Purple/Red 3 12" LPs]For the first time, the band will release the hits as three 12 singles on 45 rpm colored vinyl. The vinyl contains a triple gatefold sleeve, silver board & emboss detail as well as a download card. Released in 1981, Architecture & Morality was OMDs third genre defying studio album. Its iconic use of the Mellotron and choral samples resulted in international critical acclaim and has sold over four million copies worldwide. The three singles from the

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Recording all by himself at a remote farm in Wales (within hailing distance of the real Standing Stone in the Preseli Hills

"40 Hours" is the autobiographical recollections of Stewarts disdain at working at "national health food chain" during Covid

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