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![](http://gb.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://eil.com/SHOP/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=805578&media=https://images.eil.com/large_image/FASTWAY_FASTWAY%2B%2D%2BRED%2BVINYL%2B%2D%2B40TH%2BANNIVERSARY%2BNUMBERED%2BEDTION-805578.jpg&description=FASTWAY Fastway (<B>40th Anniversary Edition</B> 2023 UK/EU
10-track LP pressed on 180-gram audiophile <span
style="color:#D22B2B"><b>Red Vinyl</b></span>, individually
gold-foil numbered, limited to 1,000 copies. Fastway nearly fell apart
before recording a single note. Formed in 1982 by "Fast" Eddie Clarke
after he left Motörhead, and named simply by combining his name
with bassist Pete Way's, the band lost Way days before signing to
CBS, he took an offer to join Ozzy Osbourne's band instead, leaving
Clarke, drummer Jerry Shirley and a then-unknown Irish singer
named Dave King to record the debut with session bassist Mickey Feat
filling in. King would go on to found Flogging Molly years later. What
survived that chaos became a genuine hard rock statement in its own
right, driven by "Easy Livin'" and "Say What You Will," the latter never
even released as an official single but still one of the band's biggest
tracks. This special edition reproduces the original cover artwork,
individually gold-foil numbered from a limited edition of 1,000 copies,
with insert and metallic gold hype sticker. Recommended) )
