NADINE SHAH Fast Food LP APOLLO 2015 UK orig+inner+red AMB1506LP
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Description
2015 UK ORIGINAL PRESSING on APOLLO Records. IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVE + RED VINYL. The cover is in VG+ condition: normal wear and without any major deterioration BUT some discolouration/wear/dents on/near corners (where missing shrink), left spine is fully readable; INNER in great condition; please for details see photos. Vinyl is in EX/NM condition [looks hardly played].
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NADINE SHAH
Hard to place yet so familiar, the twitchy, goth angst of Nadine Shah is generally described as PJ Harvey mixed with Nick Cave, but that ignores her sly wit, coming off as if Morrissey were crossed with an ice queen and Bauhaus played in support. All that said, she's a unique voice as well, coming out of Whitburn, South Tyneside and still a master of the rustic American twang, just updated with a more modern twitch and punch.
"FAST FOOD"
2015 LP APOLLO RECORDS AMB1506LP
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESSING
IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVE + RED VINYL
NOTES: Red translucent vinyl comes in single cover with a printed inner sleeve.
Runouts are etched.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: (text) 5 055274 705064
Label Code: none
Catalog on cover: AMB1506LP
Matrix / Runout (Side A): MPO AMB 1506 LP A NS
Matrix / Runout (Side B): MPO AMB 1506 LP B
On labels: for details see dedicated pictures
On Inner Sleeve: Lyrics + Credits
On Back Cover: Tracklist
℗ & © 2015 Apollo is a division of R&S Records...........
grading
RECORD EX/NM but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
This sophomore effort is a less grand and wonderfully reserved alternative to her debut album, 2013's Love Your Dum and Mad. Here, short and passionate relationships are the thing, all of their agony and their ecstasy, and often in the same song. The aptly titled "Divided" steams up the windows with a sensual sway and its talk of perfect cheekbones, but there's also a "hidden jealousy" and plenty of other bad stuff right below the surface. "Fool" is the same kind of passionate and damned material, but with more of a beat and a hook, while "Nothing Else to Do" ("but fall in love") is a surprise, coming off as drunken, cursed chamber music. The beautiful musical twisting during "Big Hands" proves Shah is more than just a wounded wordsmith, while producer and co-writer Ben Hiller returns to paint everything a Depeche Mode- or Elbow-styled shade of black. With dangerous come-ons like "Check your pulse when I speak," the album's shocking cover art is a suitable mix of beauty and blood, and even if the first cut is the deepest, second album Fast Food is still wicked sharp...(AllMusic)
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