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Band promo item - KING OF FOOLS, 3-Pin Button set, Imago Records, NEW, Roy White

$ 6.33

Availability: 15 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Genre: Music Rock
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  • Industry: Music
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
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    Description

    Band promo item - KING OF FOOLS, 3-Pin Button set, Imago Records, NEW, Roy White
    NEW
    Item Details:
    3 Pin / Button SET
    from approx 1991
    In an unopened bag. Each pin is set in the paper-cardboard holder.
    The back of the pins seem to show a small bit of rust, but very minor. Maybe from moisture in the bag. The bag is still sealed with the original tape.
    Each button is approx 1" diameter
    A bit about the band from ALLMUSIC:
    Inevitably, some worthwhile releases will slip through the cracks and be ignored. In 1991, one such release was this self-titled debut album by King of Fools, an appealing but little known alternative pop/rock trio whose influences ranged from David Bowie to U2 to Simple Minds. This CD should have done well, but, regrettably, the independent, New York-based Imago Recording Company was unable to break King of Fools. Produced by John Punter and King of Fools' lead singer Roy White, the album favors a very clean and sleek production style. But clean doesn't have to mean cold or sterile, and while the disc sounds well produced, it still has a lot of heart. Ultimately, it isn't the production that defines King of Fools' album -- it's the quality of the songs and the warmth of the performances. The writing is solid, and King of Fools members White (who contributes rhythm guitar and keyboards in addition to his lead vocals), David Levy (bass, background vocals), and Matt Byrne (lead guitar, background vocals) bring a lot of passion and enthusiasm to the material. The songs would have been impressive even without all the studio gloss; had King of Fools decided to play an acoustic set in a small coffee house and record unplugged versions of these songs, the trio still would have been capable of winning you over. But, regrettably, most of the pop/rock world didn't even know that this album existed -- and equally regrettable is the fact that King of Fools never recorded a second album.
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    Collector's Item Only - this is not a toy. It is not designed or made for children. choking hazard. not edible. 15+ recommended
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