Radio Ga-Ga/ I Go Crazy

Here's a beautiful, Near Mint copy of the group's aggressive foray into Synth Pop, a genre they had flirted with earlier — for example, on "Under Pressure" with David Bowie, in 1982. (But I remember when the group started, bragging that they used no synthesizers in building their unusual sound — for example, on "Keep Yourself Alive," their first U.S. single.) Note: This scan is a representative image from our archives. The picture sleeve has ringwear caused by the ribbed edge of the record and grades EX+. The audio other than the first few spins is Mint.\r\n