LUSH Origami 5LP / Vinyl Box Set RSD 2016 Limited neu Record Store Day
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LUSH Origami 5LP / Vinyl Box Set RSD 2016 Limited neu Record Store Day
neu und ungespielt, sehr gesuchtes Sammlerstück
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Tracklist :
Gala A1 Sweetness And Light
A2 Sunbathing
A3 Breeze
A4 De-Luxe
A5 Leaves Me Cold
A6 Downer
A7 Thoughtforms
B1 Baby Talk
B2 Thoughtforms (V2)
B3 Scarlet
B4 Bitter
B5 Second Sight
B6 Etheriel
B7 Hey Hey Helen
B8 Scarlet (V2)
Spooky C1 Stray
C2 Nothing Natural
C3 Tiny Smiles
C4 Covert
C5 Ocean
C6 For Love
D1 Superblast!
D2 Untogether
D3 Fantasy
D4 Take
D5 Laura
D6 Monochrome
Split E1 Light From A Dead Star
E2 Kiss Chase
E3 Blackout
E4 Hypocrite
E5 Lovelife
E6 Desire Lines
E7 The Invisible Man
F1 Undertow
F2 Never-Never
F3 Lit Up
F4 Starlust
F5 When I Die
Lovelife G1 Ladykillers
G2 Heavenly Nobodies
G3 500
G4 I've Been Here Before
G5 Papasan
G6 Single Girl
G7 Ciao!
H1 Tralala
H2 Last Night
H3 Runaway
H4 The Childcatcher
H5 Olympia
Topolino I1 500 (Shake Baby Shake)
I2 I Have The Moon
I3 Ex
I4 I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend
I5 Matador
I6 Outside World
J1 I'd Like To Walk Around In Your Mind
J2 Carmen
J3 Shut Up
J4 Cul De Sac
J5 Demystification
J6 Tinkerbell
This is a limited Record Store Day 2016 release.
Formed in London in 1988 by childhood friends Emma Anderson and Miki Berenyi, Lush expertly fused melody and guitars to create a sound that was christened ‘shoegaze’ well after they released their first records. Over the course of a decade, the band (which also included Chris Acland on drums and Steve Rippon on bass, later replaced by Phil King) released three studio albums – Spooky (1992), Split (1994) and Lovelife (1996) – to growing critical and commercial success. In addition, they put out a mini-album Scar (1989) and a string of EPs that were used to create the compilations Gala (1990) and Topolino (1996), two albums that would ultimately bookend their story. Following the tragic death of Chris Acland in late 1996, the band were left too grief-stricken to continue, calling time shortly after. With the passing of almost twenty years, Lush are a band long overdue celebration.
Coinciding with the news that the remaining members are reuniting, Origami will delight fans further by finally bringing the band’s album catalogue back into print on vinyl. All five LPs are being pressed on a different colour of vinyl and will come housed in a beautiful laminated box as designed by long-time associate and former v23 collaborator Chris Bigg. Furthermore, exclusive to Origami is both their final album, Topolino, which gets its first ever LP pressing, and a bonus 10-track download album of previously unheard home demos.
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