THE WILDHEARTS - ENDLESS NAMELESS 1997 - VINYL LP + GIFT
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Apr 22, 2015 Sold Date
Apr 16, 2015 Start Date
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I'm parting ways with my copy of Endless Nameless  12" [VINYL] by The Wildhearts. One of my favourite albums of all time. Many people need this bad boy to finish their collections and I'm broke so it's up for grabs as I don't listen to vinyl records as much as I should. I paid the "buy it now" price for it. I'm also throwing in another treat - A signed sleeve for the 12" Single of 'T.V. Tan' (Vinyl NOT included - Lost in transit during my years of moving around!) with the scribbles of Ginger, Danny, CJ and Stidi.
Endless Nameless  12" [VINYL] Sleeve - EX / Vinyl - EX
Payment by Paypal only - Will post out ASAP with tracking info.
GOOD LUCK!
Released under the Mushroom Records label back in October 1997, the `Endless, Nameless' album caused a huge stir amongst Wildhearts fans, due to its distorted sound and white noise mixing. The album produced two sets of singles, `Anthem' and `Urge'. The track `Anthem' sported Danny McCormack as lead vocalist for the first and only time.

Abandoning past sound in favour of an almost industrial punk style, the Wildhearts hid ten gorgeous pop songs behind infinite layers of noise. 'Anthem' and 'Pissjoy' emerge as tunes first, with the kind of choruses which would guarantee chart success if you could only make them out.

But the production, is utterly fantastic. The songs are still undeniably of the same breed as 'I Wanna go Where The People Go' and 'Sick of Drugs', but are elevated to even greater heights by the production. It's never gratuitously noisy. The songs were made to work with the production. It's perhaps the most innovative and misunderstood masterpiece of the nineties. And nobody has even come close since.


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