Police, The
Vinyl Villians

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Released in 1979 on The Impossible Recordworks (catalog number IMP 1-104), Vinyl Villians is a vinyl record by The Police. The release carries genres spanning pop, pop punk, pop rock, and rock, placing it within the stylistic range the band was working across during that period.

The record's eight tracks are divided evenly across two sides. Side A opens with "Losing You," followed by "So Lonely," "Fall Out," and "Hole In My Life." Side B presents "Truth Hits Everybody," "Peanuts," "Roxanne," and "Next To You." Several of these titles are recognizable from The Police's early catalog, with "Roxanne," "So Lonely," "Fall Out," "Hole In My Life," "Truth Hits Everybody," "Peanuts," and "Next To You" all appearing on the band's 1978 debut album Outlandos d'Amour, issued on A&M Records.

The label name, The Impossible Recordworks, and the fact that this release does not appear to originate from A&M Records or any authorized imprint associated with the band during this period are details a fact checker should examine closely before publication. The relationship between this release and any officially sanctioned product is not established by the available data, and no claims about its authorization, origin, or legitimacy are made here.

Track durations are not available in the source data and have been omitted accordingly. No personnel, pressing, or production information was provided, and none has been supplied editorially.

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