Fischer-Z – Vintage Going Deaf for a Living (LP, Vinyl, 1980, United Artists)

This 1980 LP by Fischer-Z is a seminal work of the British New Wave and Post-Punk scene. Going Deaf for a Living combines catchy melodies with socially conscious lyrics and energetic rhythms. The album became particularly well-known for the song "So Long," which achieved international success. A piece of music history that impressively captures the transition from late punk to the experimental New Wave era.

Historical background:
Fischer-Z was founded in 1976 by John Watts and quickly rose to become one of the most influential bands of the New Wave movement. With their blend of punk attitude, socially critical lyrics, and catchy arrangements, they managed to gain significant attention beyond the UK in the 1980s. Going Deaf for a Living is considered their commercial breakthrough.

Product details:

• Format: LP, Vinyl, Album

• Artist: Fischer-Z

• Title: Going Deaf for a Living

• Label: United Artists

• Year: 1980

• Origin: EU/Germany Pressing

• Cover condition: Good – visible edge abrasion, slight creases and wear, back cover with signs of use, overall stable and vibrant.

• Vinyl condition: Very good – glossy, few visible surface marks, plays cleanly without major issues.

• Special features: Original Fame series, with insert.

Notes:

• Original vintage pressing

• Authentic collector's item from the early 80s New Wave era

• Signs of wear, see pictures – pictures are part of the item description