SUPERGRASS - In It For The Money (Expanded Edition) (remastered) - Vinyl (2xLP)
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SUPERGRASS

In It For The Money (Expanded Edition) (remastered) (heavyweight LP + white vinyl 12" in embossed sleeve)

The Echo Label

Cat: 405053 8664300. Rel: 30 Aug 21
Indie/Alternative


Side 1 - Track 1. In It For The Money Side 1 - Track 2. Richard III Side 1 - Track 3. Tonight Side 1 - Track 4. Late In The Day Side 1 - Track 5. G-Song Side 1 - Track 6. Sun Hits The Sky Side 2 - Track 1. Going Out Side 2 - Track 2. It's Not Me Side 2 - Track 3. Cheapskate Side 2 - Track 4. You Can See Me Side 2 - Track 5. Hollow Little Reign Side 2 - Track 6. Sometimes I Make You Sad Side 3. Sun Hits The Sky (Bentley Rhythm Ace remix) Side 4. The Animal

Originally released at the height of Britpop and "cool Britannia" (as then brand-new Prime Minister Tony Blair would have dubbed it), Supergrass's second album In It For The Money remains something of a British indie classic. That much is proved by this re-mastered, slightly expanded edition, which backs the original album - a hit-laden fusion of fuzzy indie-rock and late sixties style psychedelic pop - with a bonus 12" featuring a couple of notable rarities. These are worth owning on vinyl, too: there's 'The Animal', a surprisingly club-ready cut that adds trippy electronics and starry synths to a booming, Weatherall-style dub bassline and breakbeats, and a near mythical, funk-fuelled Bentley Rhythm Ace remix of 'When The Sun Hits The Sky' that was an enormous big beat club cut at the time.


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