Toto: Isolation version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Columbia on 30. October 2020.

The band gained worldwide popularity with their fourth album Toto IV (1982), for which they won platinum awards in several countries. In particular, the hits "Rosanna" and "Africa" on this album finally secured the band's status as the world's radio-friendly AOR band. By 1983, the album had sold millions of copies and the band won a total of six Grammy Awards. On the following album, "Isolation", released in 1984, Bobby Kimball was heard only as a backing vocalist, according to band members, and was eventually fired. Lead vocals on the album were taken over by Fergie Frederiksen. The album also went gold several times and became the highest charting mainstream rock single with the song "Stranger In Town". Both albums are now available for the first time in remastered form from Rock Candy. They feature extensive new liner notes, new mastering in 24 BIT and rare archival images in the booklet. "In my opinion, Toto as a group are collectively the best musicians in the world." (Eddie Van Halen 1993)

Album spans genres Rock, Pop Rock and Soft Rock. Remastered Vinyl.