A&M Records is finally releasing the Karen Carpenter album on vinyl
I never thought I'd see the day, but here we are!
Here is the translated product description:
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the album! Karen Carpenter's only solo album, approved by Richard Carpenter, is finally being released on analog LP for the first time in the world.
Recorded between 1979 and 1980 but never released, Karen Carpenter's only solo album has long been talked about as a "legendary album." This historic work, first released on CD in 1996, is now appearing on analog LP for the first time in the world, with the approval of Richard Carpenter!
Produced by Phil Ramone. This album allows you to enjoy Karen's new charm and overwhelming vocals in a sophisticated sound different from that of the Carpenters.
As a work that had not been released on LP for over 40 years, this release is eagerly awaited by Carpenters fans around the world. As Karen's only solo work and the world's first official analog LP release, it is sure to be a collector's item of historical value and will generate a lot of buzz.
Featuring a brand-new 192kHz/24bit master transferred from the original US analog tapes
● World's first LP release
● 180g heavyweight black vinyl
● Liner notes by Toshikazu Kanazawa
● Includes lyrics and translations
(from manufacturer information)
Translation thanks to Simon KC1950 on the A&M Corner discussion boards.
You can order it from HMV Japan here.
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