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ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN

One of the most acclaimed British alternative groups of the 1980s, a band of gloomy post-punkers inspired by the darker aspects of '60s psychedelia. Echo & the Bunnymen's dark, swirling fusion of gloomy post-punk and Doors-inspired psychedelia brought the group a handful of British hits in the early '80s, while attracting a cult following in the United States. Driven by the majestic voice and outsized persona of singer Ian McCulloch and the frequently brilliant guitar work of Will Sergeant, the band started off as an angular post-punk group on their first album, 1980's Crocodiles, but by the time of 1984's Ocean Rain they had become cinematically baroque...
"SIBERIA" 2006     2LP    LET THEM EAT VINYL RECORDS     LETV007LP   
MADE IN ENGLAND  ORIGINAL PRESSING STILL IN SHRINK GATEFOLD COVER + INSERT [Released with a gatefold picture sleeve and including a 2-sided credits insert. Both vinyls are stored inside two black liners. Limited to 2000 copies pressed.]
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Barcode: 8 03341 21652 5
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LABEL: LET THEM EAT VINYL - WHITE/PHOTOS LABEL - BLACK TEXT Catalog on cover: LETV007LP Catalog on labels: (Side A & C) LETV007LP
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): LETV007LP A TRANSITION Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): LETV007LP B TRANSITION Matrix / Runout (Side C, Etched): LETV007LP C TRANSITION Matrix / Runout (Side D, Etched): LETV007LP D TRANSITION
On labels: (Side A & C only) rim text reads  "Echo........© 2006 Let Them Eat Vinyl Under Exclusive License From Cooking Vinyl..........Prohibited"
On Insert: Photos & Credits
On Back Cover: Let Them Eat Vinyl...............Manufactured & Distributed by PHD..........Made In The UK...... ? 2005 Cooking Vinyl under exclusive license from Let Them Eat Vinyl. © 2006 Let Them Eat Vinyl under exclusive license from Cooking Vinyl.
tracklisting Side A: STORMY WEATHER - ALL BECAUSE OF YOU DAYS - PARTHENON DRIVE Side B: IN THE MARGINS - OF A LIFE - MAKE US BLIND Side C: EVERYTHING KILLS YOU - SIBERIA - SIDEWAYS EIGHT Side D: SCISSORS IN THE SAND - WHAT IS WE ARE?
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Since their 1997 comeback, Echo & the Bunnymen have made some genuine attempts to keep the momentum going. Evergreen and What Are You Going to Do with Your Life? were eager, bright, and still a little brash. Flowers was nice with its light canvas; however, most fans still preferred their earlier material. That's not to say an older Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant don't make great music together. It's just that the recent material seemed too prosaic. Their sound is so distinctly their own with Sergeant's silvery, tight guitar work and McCulloch's fashionable, sweet-and-sour kind of vocal charm. Siberia, Echo's tenth studio album (including the sans-McCulloch disaster, Reverberation), is the album the two school friends have been trying to make since getting back together to record Evergreen. This 11-song set has every crass beat of Crocodiles and every sparkling thread of Heaven Up Here while the edgy pop moments of the underrated Porcupine are sprinkled throughout. And of course, Ocean Rain will not be forgotten. If anything, Siberia mirrors the passion of that 1984 classic most of all. Sergeant's playing has never sounded better, particularly on the playful self-reflections of "Parthenon Drive" and "Of a Life." McCulloch's lyrics are exactly on par, and vocally, he's sharper than ever. Call it an age thing, but Siberia makes total sense for where Echo & the Bunnymen stands 20 years on as a band...(AllMusic)