THE VERVE URBAN HYMNS VINYL ALBUM COMPLETE WITH RARE MAILING SLEEVE HUTLPX45
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25
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33
£ 25
Sold For
Jul 1, 2013
Sold Date
Jun 27, 2013
Start Date
£ 17
Start price
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Great Britain
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Description
Rare 2 x Vinyl LP's in glossy inner sleeves with single matt album jacket and rare brown envelope outer cover, I believe only 5000 copies came with the brown outer mailer sleeve and they very rarely turn up for sale.
I am no expert when it comes to classifying the condition of vinyl but I would describe this one as-
- Mailer Sleeve - mild bending along the top of the sleeve (visible in picture) but otherwise excellent
- Album cover and inner sleeves - excellent to very near mint with only very slight scuffing on the bottom corners of the outer sleeve
- Discs - no visible scratches, a little dust present
Side 1
1. Bitter Sweet Symphony
2. Sonnet
3. The Rolling People
Side 2
1. The Drugs Don't Work
2. Catching The Butterfly
3. Neon Wilderness
Side 3
1. Space And Time
2. Weeping Willow
3. Lucky Man
4. One Day
Side 4
1. This Time
2. Velvet Morning
3. Come OnAlbum Notes
"The Verve: Richard Ashcroft (vocals, guitar); Simon Tong (guitar, keyboards); Nick McCabe (guitar); Simon Jones (bass); Peter Salisbury (drums).Additional personnel: Mel Wesson, Paul Taylor (programming).Producers: Andrew Loog Oldham, Youth, The Verve, Chris Potter."Bitter Sweet Symphony" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or A Group With Vocal and Best Rock Song.On URBAN HYMNS The Verve continues to widen the creative spectrum of psychedelic Britrock. The Verve exhibits a great deal of musical depth as they blanket "Bitter Sweet Symphony" with a full string section, employ acoustic guitars to evoke the simple, Carpenters-ish sentiments of "Sonnet" and "The Drugs Don't Work," and utilize heavily processed guitars on "Weeping Willow." Whether exploring the loud or soft extremes of their dynamic range, the band aspires to classic songwriting, tastefully incorporating retro sensibilities with sweet-sounding hooks that yield a tranquil, pastoral beauty.
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