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Back on Black Records are proud to be reissuing "The World's Insane", the second album by hard rock, heavy metal veterans Vardis. Originally released in 1981 the album features a cover version of Hawkwind's "Silver Machine", and features bagpipes played by Judd Lander, making it one of the few heavy metal albums of that time to ever feature bagpipes. The album also features a guest appearances from Status Quo's Andy Bown on keyboards. Vardis formed a prominent part of the new wave of British heavy metal scene, then prevalent in the United Kingdom.
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Specifications
Type: LP
Recorded: 1981
Release Date: 2017-11-02
Label: Back To Black
Country: Euro
Item No: BOBV473LP
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Track List
01 Power Under Foot 2:45
02 Money Grabber 3:22
03 The World's Insane 3:47
04 Blue Rock (i Miss You) 4:29
05 Silver Machine
06 Police Patrol 4:19
07 All You'll Ever Need 4:27
08 Curse The Gods 2:33
09 Love Is Dead 2:43
10 Steamin' Along 4:17
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