SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE Diary LP SUB POP 1994/1998 US reissue+insert+green SP246
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THIS IS THE 1998 US REPRESSING (or 2nd pressing) on SUB POP Records. IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER + INSERT + GREEN VINYL + HYPE STICKER. The cover is in EX condition, normal wear but light discolouration/wear on right corners (where missing shrink), left spine is fully readable; INSERT also in great condition; for details see photos. The vinyl is in EX/NM condition [barely played].
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SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE
One of the prime influences on the rise of emo punk, with gnarled guitars and Jeremy Enigk's
nakedly emotional vocals plus more than a hint of grunge.
"DIARY"
<reissue, or 2nd pressing, originally published 1994>
LP SUB POP RECORDS SP 246
PRINTED IN U.S.A. REPRESSING
IN SHRINK SINGLE SLEEVE + INSERT + HYPE STICKER + GREEN VINYL
HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER
NOTES: Second pressing on dark green vinyl (with some hints of marbling). Vinyl has "edition II" and sides labeled "Sunny Day" and "Real Estate." Includes printed insert.
Recorded one November at M. Bradley Wood's studio entitled "Idful"
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 0 98787-0246-1 6
LABEL: SUP POP - BLACK LABEL - WHITE TEXT
Catalog on cover: SP 246
Catalog on labels: none
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): SP-246-A 34946(2)...
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): SP-246-B 34947(2)...
On labels: edition II
(Side A only): Sunny Day
(Side B only): Real EstateOn insert: Lyrics + Credits
tracklisting:
Side A: SEVEN - IN CIRCLES - SONG ABOUT AN ANGEL - 47
Side B: THE BLANKETS WERE THE STAIRS - PHEURTON SKEURTON - SHADOWS - SOMETIMES
gradingRECORD EX/NM but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Sunny Day Real Estate's debut album, Diary, virtually defined emo in the '90s, laying much of the groundwork (along with Weezer) for the genre's end-of-decade indie prominence. Although emo existed (both as a term and as a style) prior to Diary, it hadn't yet risen out of the deepest hardcore punk underground, save for a few bands on the Dischord label. For all intents and purposes, Diary was the album that made emo accessible, fusing its gnarled guitars and nakedly emotional vocals with more than a hint of melodic Seattle grunge. Diary still ranks as arguably the definitive '90s emo album, and an indispensable introduction to the genre...(AllMusic)price rating
