ARCTIC MONKEYS "FAVORITE WORST NIGHTMARE" VINYL LP TEST PRESSING UNPLAYED RARE
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THIS IS AN UNPLAYED TEST PRESSING OF THE ARCTIC MONKEYS "FAVORITE WORST NIGHTMARE" ONLY FIVE COPIES MADE. COVER IMAGE IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY. WE PROVIDE A WHITE GENERIC CARDBOARD SLEEVE AND PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE FOR PROTECTION OF ALBUM. In comparison to the band's debut album Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, the album has been described as "very, very fast and very, very loud,"[6] being seen as "more ambitious, heavier...and with a fiercely bright production".[7] Reflecting the band's travels around the world more than local stories of the first record, FWN is a "faster, meaner" album.[8] The album arguably has influences from The Smiths - "twanging, quasi-ambient backdrops...and Turner's voice [...] crooning like Morrissey or Richard Hawley."[7] Matt Helders said "James was DJing loads in the evening so we'd go out and . . . have a dance."[5] As a result, the drum rhythms of Helders and bassist Nick O'Malley have drawn comparisons to the Eighties funk band ESG.[5] The band's love of classic films also influences their new style. For example, the organ at the beginning of the album's final track, "505" is taken directly from Ennio Morricone's soundtrack for The Good, the Bad and the Ugly(where Angel Eyes enters before the final standoff).[9] ****IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE. RECORD COMES FROM A SMOKE FREE HOME. WE PACKAGE SECURELY, NO PARTIAL REFUNDS. THANKS FOR LOOKING.****** WE OFFER COMBINED SHIPPING...............................
