Ed Kuepper - Black Ticket Day LP xx1986 Produced by Mott The Hoople’s

Produced by Mott The Hoople’s Dale Griffin and Pete “Overend”” Watts

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Ed Kuepper - Black Ticket Day LP xx1986 Produced by Mott The Hoople’sWinner of the Aria Award Best Independent Album First time on vinyl since 1992 and out of print for decades. "Kuepper's purple patch of the first half of the 1990s is something extraordinary, and Black Ticket Day (1992) is a jewel in his crown. It's as expansive as its predecessor Honey Steel's Gold yet more electric; features pop gems "It's Lunacy" and "Real Wild Life" but also wig outs like "Blind Girl Stripper" and "All My Ideas Run to Crime".