BLIND MELON Soup 180-gram Vinyl Remastered 2016 LP Analog OOP SEALED
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Blind Melon ~Soup~ 180-gram Vinyl Remastered 2016 LP Analog OOP! STILL SEALED IN THE LOOSE BAG! THE GATEFOLD COVER HAS NO PROMO HOLES OR CORNER CUTS. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.

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Product Identifiers Record Label Analog Sparks UPC 0888072015890 eBay Product ID (ePID) 23046068915
Product Key Features Artist Blind Melon Format Record Release Year 2017 Genre Rock
Dimensions Item Length 12.49 in Item Height 0.37 in Item Width 12.49 in Item Weight 1.10lb.
Additional Product Features Label Anog Number of Discs 1 Notes Limited vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Soup is the second studio album by rock band Blind Melon, released on August 15, 1995, eight weeks before vocalist Shannon Hoon's fatal drug overdose, making it his final album with the band. Thematically, the album is much darker than the band's debut. "2 X 4" is about Hoon's experience at a drug detox. "Skinned" is about serial killer Ed Gein. "Car Seat (God's Presents)" is about Susan Smith, who killed her children by driving her car into a lake in Union, South Carolina. "St. Andrew's Fall" is about suicide. When asked about "Mouthful of Cavities, " Rogers Stevens said, "It's probably about the convoluted nooks and crannies of Shannon's brain." It featured harmonies between Shannon Hoon and Jena Kraus. "New Life" is about the birth of Hoon's daughter Nico Blue. "Wilt" is about halitosis. "Galaxie" is about Hoon's experience with his car, a 1964 Ford Galaxie. "Lemonade" is a humorous song about a bar fight. Tracks 1.1 Galaxie 1.2 2 X 4 1.3 Vernie 1.4 Skinned 1.5 Toes Across the Floor 1.6 Walk 1.7 Dumptruck 1.8 Car Seat (God'spresent) 2.1 Wilt 2.2 The Duke 2.3 St. Andrew's Fall 2.4 New Life 2.5 Mouthful of Cavities 2.6 Lemonade Release Title Soup Number of Tracks 14 Country/Region of Manufacture United States


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