Magnum - Chase the Dragon (Limited Edition) [Turquoise]

Magnum - Chase the Dragon (Limited Edition) [Turquoise]Venturing into the mystical realms of Magnum's Chase the Dragon is like flipping open a lavishly illustrated fantasy novel one that swirls with epic rock majesty and vivid storytelling, now pressing on turquoise 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Landing in 1982, this third studio outing marked a significant milestone for the English rock ensemble, who married the soaring grace of heavy metal with richly woven narratives. Crafted under the seasoned hand of

Venturing into the mystical realms of Magnum's Chase the Dragon is like flipping open a lavishly illustrated fantasy novel - one that swirls with epic rock majesty and vivid storytelling, now pressing on turquoise 180-gram audiophile vinyl.

Landing in 1982, this third studio outing marked a significant milestone for the English rock ensemble, who married the soaring grace of heavy metal with richly woven narratives. Crafted under the seasoned hand of Kansas producer Jeff Glixman, the album's recording stretched over a concise 13 days at London's famed Town House Studios. With Tony Clarkin helming the mix later in Atlanta, Magnum's sonic textures achieved a crystalline clarity that resonated well with their devoted fanbase, achieving a UK chart peak at #17.

The record brims with timeless tracks like "Soldier of the Line," capturing the band's dynamic live energy, and "The Spirit," an anthem of ethereal transcendence. Not to mention "Sacred Hour," which features thunderous yet melodic passages that have rightfully earned their place in Magnum's perennial setlist. The initial release boasted a single, "The Lights Burned Out," extending its narrative with an EP release that follows two freshly concocted tracks on this re-issue: "Back to Earth" and "Hold Back Your Love."

This limited edition pressing is not just a listening experience, but a visual and tactile one too, celebrated with the first appearance of Rodney Matthews' legendary artwork. For fans and collectors, this turquoise gem offers a passage back to the glorious '80s - a vital piece of Magnum's legacy, vibrant and enduring.