Walk Don't Walk Vinyl & CDs

Review: Crazy P's latest album offers a clean, classic experience, while still showcasing the band's skill in merging retro influences with fresh, modern energy. Tracks like 'Portals' and 'Not Too Late' highlight the depth of their sound, and the late Danielle Moore's signature vocals provide an emotional anchor throughout. The pressing is high quality, ensuring every intricate detail shines through. This edition is perfect for both audiophiles and fans, offering an immersive listening experience that pays tribute to Moore's legacy within the band.

Review: Crazy P's latest release stands as a testament to the band's evolution, blending infectious disco, house and Balearic grooves. The hot pink double vinyl edition is a beautiful tribute to their sound, with tracks like 'Human After All' capturing a sultry, feel-good energy. The album is particularly poignant, as it marks the final work from lead singer Danielle Moore, whose emotive vocals are integral to the album's charm. The pressing is crisp, and for collectors, this limited edition adds extra vibrancy to an already exceptional release.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but product unopened and in excellent condition***


Crazy P remain one of the most cherished live disco outfits in the UK and on the world stage, Here they submit their last LP to the remix treatment from a host of great contemporary names including the inimitable Gerd Janson from the Running Back label, Afrobeat kingpin Dele Sosimi and his recent musical sparring partner Medlar, the ever-green Hypercolour artist James Welsh and much loved dusty deep house shaman Soulphiction. Add in bumpy takes from Ron Basejam and a raw one from DJ Nature amongst others and you have one fine collection.

Review: Crazy P remain one of the most cherished live disco outfits in the UK and on the world stage, Here they submit their last LP to the remix treatment from a host of great contemporary names including the inimitable Gerd Janson from the Running Back label, Afrobeat kingpin Dele Sosimi and his recent musical sparring partner Medlar, the ever-green Hypercolour artist James Welsh and much loved dusty deep house shaman Soulphiction. Add in bumpy takes from Ron Basejam and a raw one from DJ Nature amongst others and you have one fine collection.

Review: After a four-year break from recording, acclaimed live outfit Crazy P returns with their ninth studio album. It may be 22 years since Jim Baron and Chris Todd founded the band as a jazz-funk, disco and deep house loving studio project, but "Age Of The Ego" is every bit as vibrant and relevant as any of their previous albums. In general it's a little more electronic and synthesizer-driven than some of their previous sets, with notable nods towards Italo-disco, synth-pop, electro and P-funk, but the constant presence of longtime lead vocalist Danielle Moore and their trademark attention to musical details means that the album never feels like a giant stylistic leap. In simple terms, the songs are as colourful, vibrant and entertaining as you'd expect.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Crazy P's latest album offers a clean, classic experience, while still showcasing the band's skill in merging retro influences with fresh, modern energy. Tracks like 'Portals' and 'Not Too Late' highlight the depth of their sound, and the late Danielle Moore's signature vocals provide an emotional anchor throughout. The pressing is high quality, ensuring every intricate detail shines through. This edition is perfect for both audiophiles and fans, offering an immersive listening experience that pays tribute to Moore's legacy within the band.