Vinilísssimo presents the first-ever reissue of this 1973 overlooked gem by record producer, impresario and songwriting maverick Kim Fowley. After a relatively calm period in terms of his own releases between the late '60s and early '70s, Kim Fowley quickly followed 1972's I'm Bad with International Heroes the next year. Considered by many his strongest collection of songs (along with Outrageous [MRSSS 514LP] from 1968), this outstanding LP seems to channel Dylan through the prism of early British glam. ...The platter plays like an instant classic, falling into some no man's land somewhere between Roxy Music and the New York Dolls. Like Eno, he's often playing post-punk years before it existed, but Fowley's songs are looser and more accessible, sure to get you hooked on the first spin." --Aquarium Drunkard On 180 gram vinyl.