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Original Pressing – Good Condition – Early Disco Era Collectible Here’s your chance to own a true slice of disco history: the 1977 picture disc release of Village People — the self-titled debut that introduced the world to one of the most iconic and theatrical groups of the disco era. Featuring the early hit “San Francisco (You’ve Got Me),” this album helped establish the Village People’s signature mix of high-energy beats, flamboyant style, and unapologetic celebration of LGBTQ+ culture and club life. Before “Y.M.C.A.” and “Macho Man” became anthems, the Village People made waves with infectious grooves and eye-catching personas. This debut album set the tone, channeling the vibrant nightlife of New York and San Francisco’s gay disco scenes with joyful, pulsing tracks that made the dancefloor a place of identity and liberation. Condition: This is an original 1977 picture disc in good condition. It has been carefully preserved in its original plastic sleeve and has not been removed since purchase in the mid-80s. Expect typical aging of materials from the era, but no significant wear or damage is visible. As with all vintage vinyl, playback quality can vary by system, but this copy has been kept in protective storage and remains a beautiful example of this rare release. Please inspect all photos provided for confirmation of condition and artwork. This is an original vintage piece, not a reissue — a true collectible from the golden age of disco. Whether you’re a fan of disco, queer music history, or 1970s pop culture, this record is a standout piece that blends bold visuals with legendary sound. Tracklist: Side One: * San Francisco (You’ve Got Me) * In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star) Side Two: 3. Fire Island 4. Village People