Thank you for viewing! A masterpiece of fast-paced neo-acoustic music! This is a UK original pressing. Experience the powerful sound of a high-pressure record. Rarity: ⭐⭐⭐ (3 out of 5 stars) *See the product information at the end.* ☆ Discounts for multiple purchases & combined shipping. Please inquire before purchasing. I will create a separate product page for combined purchases. ① ¥500 off for the 2nd and 3rd records. ② Please consult for purchases of 4 or more records. Note: Discounts cannot be applied if items cannot be shipped together. Please agree to the following before proceeding with your purchase: ⭐️ Almost all records are imported and were shipped in cardboard boxes from the UK and European countries, so there may be dents in the corners, stains, scratches, etc. (They are not made as carefully as Japanese pressings.) ⭐️ I have taken care to preserve the records, but some may have aged (fading or sun damage). ⭐️ When played, some records may have the crackling noise typical of vinyl. (I consider anything other than a needle skip to be "no problem.") ⭐️ By purchasing, you agree to no claims and no returns. ★ All records have been cleaned with an ultrasonic record cleaner (HumminGuru) (see photos) ★ Please understand that these are vintage items before purchasing. Records will be placed in inner sleeves and jacket sleeves, and then packed in cardboard boxes for shipping. I cannot be held responsible for any shipping-related issues. Please understand. 【Product Information】 hurrah! is a band that many people would name first when talking about guitar pop bands. This is a masterpiece released in 1987. This is the original UK pressing from the time of its release. Hailing from the same city as the Kane Gang, Newcastle, they have a sound with a masculine edge, but also a melodic charm, making it music that hits the spot. This song was their seventh single, and although it didn't sell that well, I think it's a record that is packed with the band's charm. By the way, "hurrah" means "hurray" in Japanese. #record #UK #indies #80s #rare #hurrah