Loverboy 40th Anniversary Red Vinyl Record.
The joke I make in my store is I'll retire after I sell the last Loverboy record in stock.
Well, they've put out a 40th anniversarty red vinyl edition thus maybe making me last another 38 years.
Side A
"The Kid Is Hot Tonite"
"Turn Me Loose"
"Always on My Mind"
"Lady of the 80's"
Side B
"Little Girl"
"Prissy Prissy"
"Teenage Overdose"
"D.O.A."
"It Don't Matter"
2020 marks the 40th anniversary of the release of Loverboy 's self-titled debut album, and in celebration of the milestone, the Canadian rockers have just reissued the record as a limited-edition LP pressed on red vinyl.
The  Loverboy  album peaked at #13 on the  Billboard  200 and featured the top-40 hit " Turn Me Loose ," as well as the slightly less-successful single " The Kid Is Hot Tonite ." The album has gone on to sell more than two million copies in the the U.S.
The reissue features an updated version of the album's original cover art, which was inspired by the band's song "Little Girl" and featured a self-portrait Polaroid of contemporary Canadian artist Barbara Astman depicting herself as a tough young woman smoking a cigarette and clad in black. The cover featured the lyrics to "Little Girl" typed across it, and in the new version the type has been embossed.
Reflecting on the making of the album, frontman Mike Reno says, "Boy did we get lucky in late 1979 to work with the best in the business, [producer] Bruce Fairbairn and [engineer] Bob Rock ...oh and don't forget [assistant engineer] Mike Fraser . This record still sounds great."
Adds Loverboy guitarist Paul Dean , "Considering we recorded [the album] years ago, I think it holds up really well. Especially on this new deluxe vinyl edition, I would say it's the best it's ever sounded."