Vardis - 100 M.P.H. '79 Revisited - Purple [Colored Vinyl] (Purp) Children's Video

Vardis - 100 M.P.H. '79 Revisited - Purple [Colored Vinyl] (Purp) Children's VideoReleased in 1980 by Logo Records, Vardis' debut album, 100 M. P. H., is now considered one of the milestones of the immortal NWOBHM. However, Vardis' roots go back to 1977, when they formed in Wakefield under their original name, Quo Vadis. Now a collector's item, the trio released their first 7" EP, 100 M. P. H., on Redball Records in 1979. In addition to the raw, almost punk like original versions of "100 M. P. H.," "Blue Rock," "Destiny," and "The

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