Dawn FM

This is an album that grabs your interest from the very beginning and flows like a river until the end of the final song. I highly recommend it!

Headline: Immensely Listenable and Clever Sonics.I've not always thought The Weeknd's music was brilliant and felt a certain uneasiness and uneveness. I'll profess I wanted Madness to continue to evolve. I think though we have an artist seeking and evolving in the dance/synthpop world - not what folks thought he would do - not an MJ, but evolving musicially and yes the vocals are gorgeous and sensitive. My sense is this is some of his best songwriting and the 'concept' quality of the album is intriguing (if a little overwrought in some ways - - other reviews cover all the hidden mysteries - I choose not to pay too much attention to all that). But the Music!.... Gasoline, Take My Breath, Sacrifice, Out Of Time, Less Than Zero are brilliant sonic masterpieces - grab the headphones - the synth work, the sonics, the production by Oneohtrix Point Never is immense! So, listenable, singable, danceable, etc. I also found his concept vids to be quite intriguging (find those on the 'tube).Just buy it and dance or hit the headphones Cheers.

This product is original and came in good condition

My grandson loved it!

This is a great album to listen to. One of my favorites of the year. I will say that this specific vinyl is very plain. Even the sleeves are quite plain, the back of the cover has barely anything on it and the vinyl is just black. But I did not buy it for pressntation, I bought it for the album. And I am very happy. I was most worried that the transitions from song to song might not work as well as on vinyl, but they are still as seamless as listening on a phone. Yet there are still visible lines on the vinyl that mark the separations of the tracks, if you are trying to skip to a specific one. Those were really my main worries and there were literally no problems with either, so it's a five stars for me.

A classic.

It had the concept of what can be heard on the radio and included a story that had nothing to do with the release. Okay. None of the songs had titles. All were listed as Track 1-Track 16. Okay. The cover and the insert poster left me speechless, because I didn't know why. Okay. The songs, which didn't do anything for me with the first two spins made me rethink this with the third. There seemed to be quite a bit of the electronic synth that was used, which led me to believe that the 80"s was the theme. I would love to give you my favorite tracks, but since there were no titles, I'll just say that it had more songs that I liked than songs that I didn't. A pretty evened out release that did the artist justice. However, in the future, I'm hoping for a little more help please. Leave out the unnecessary and keep it simple...and musical...with a more coherent track listing.

The vinyls sound perfect I love dawn fm.