London Suede London Suede Demos (Limited Edition, 140-Gram Clear Vinyl) [Import] LP Yellow Vinyl

London Suede London Suede Demos (Limited Edition, 140-Gram Clear Vinyl) [Import] LP Yellow VinylDESCRIPTION The London Suede's eponymous debut album was released 30 years ago in 1993, and won the UK's prestigious Mercury Music Prize that year. Fellow nominations included P. J. Harvey, Sting and New Order. The band's demos for this seminal album are issued on vinyl for the first time in specially commissioned sleeve artwork (conceived by Brett Anderson) which resembles a cassette inlay. The LP includes the original demos of the classic singles

" The song "Harvest Moon" was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Song Of The Year

which was shelved for six months

"Cantara" is arguably the best track here--built over a repeated hurdy-gurdy riff

every once in a great while a band like Body Futures will appear like magic out of the morass of faux-folk and soulless indie rock

and 77 is an auspicious debut

features four new studio tracks plus live recordings of Tears for Fears on tour and at their best

stayed hidden away for over 50 years

We’ve included a 4-page

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