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I'm currently enjoying this album. It's hands down my top pick among Morrissey's solo works. Each track is a gem, no weak spots here. Some parts are incredibly intense. Imagine an alternative take on The Smiths. LOL. If you're a fan or just dig 90s alternative tunes, you gotta check this out.
Don't be tricked like I was. This album's made from the CD version and has nothing on the original, which is awesome, by the way.
In my opinion, this is the top-tier Morrissey solo album, no contest. And this particular pressing has the best sound quality I've encountered yet. My sole complaint: WHY did they switch the cover artwork to a different font? The original serif font was far superior. It's a minor issue, but it just doesn't hit the same as the original, which was so much more visually appealing.
I've been wanting the original version for ages, but it's just too pricey. Lucky for us Morrissey fans, this masterpiece got re-released. I've spun it numerous times, and it sounds fantastic, no pops or cracks. If you don't own it yet, grab it, you won't regret it. Top marks!
I purchased this item brand new back in 2014 for just 14 euros. It's an absolutely gorgeous package, clearly designed with a lot of care. Definitely a must-have for any collection, and the sound quality on this vinyl is just stunning.
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James
Modern Life Is Rubbish
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Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
Oasis
Urban Hymns
The Verve
The Invisible Band
Travis
Alone With Everybody
Richard Ashcroft
Different Class
Pulp
Empire
Kasabian
Don't Believe The Truth
Oasis
A Storm In Heaven
The Verve
Knebworth 1996
Oasis
The Ballad of Darren
Blur