Van Halen – Van Halen II – MoFi SACD

Name: Van Halen – Van Halen II – MoFi SACD
Brand: Mofi
SKU: UDSACD2244
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Dance The Night Away With Mobile Fidelity’s Ultra-Transparent Hybrid Sacd

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SKU: UDSACD2244 Categories: Music, SACD's Tags: Mofi SACD, Mofi Sound Lab, Original Master Recording, Van Halen

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How do you follow up one of the most groundbreaking albums ever made? For Van Halen, the answer was obvious. Treading the same path the band took to stardom on its debut, and upping the fun factor and musicianship, Van Halen II extinguished any possibilities of a sophomore slump. Leveraging its years of experience as a tight-knit live band, and drawing on material initially recorded for its professional demos with Kiss leader Gene Simmons, the quartet completed the 1979 set in under a month while inviting fans to “dance the night away.” Did they ever. Van Halen II‘s brilliance continues to resonate today. Mastered from the original analog tapes, Mobile Fidelity’s numbered-edition hybrid SACD of Van Halen II lets it all hang out.

Track Listing

You’re No Good
Dance the Night Away
Somebody Get Me a Doctor
Bottoms Up!
Outta Love Again
Light Up the Sky
Spanish Fly
D.O.A.
Women in Love…
Beautiful Girls

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