DENIM - Back In Denim LP (Vinyl, Out Of Print, Ultra-Rare Felt, Go Kart Mozart)
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SOLID GOLD CLASSIC LP FROM LAWRENCE OF FELT: 'Back In Denim' by Denim. AN UNDISPUTED MASTERPIECE AND NOW INCREDIBLY RARE & MUCH SOUGHT AFTER - AS I TYPE - ONLY ANOTHER 2 COPIES ON HERE - ONE £50 & THE OTHER £146.
(AS SO SCARCE HAVE PLAY GRADED THIS COPY TO CHECK IT PLAYS ALL THE WAY THROUGH WITHOUT SKIPPING, STICKING OR TOO MUCH SURFACE NOISE. THANKFULLY IT DOES)
FORMAT: Vinyl LP, 33rpm
RECORD LABEL: Boy's Own Recordings
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: England
RELEASE DATE: 1992
CATALOGUE NO: 828349.1
MEDIA: Excellent
OUTER SLEEVE: Excellent
INNER SLEEVE: Excellent
STORED OUT OF SUNLIGHT IN VERTICAL POSITION. FROM A PET, DAMP AND SMOKE FREE HOME.
ALL VINYL CAREFULLY CLEANED WITH ACC-SEES PRO VINYL LINT-FREE, ANTI-STATIC RECORD CLEANING CLOTH & GROOVESHINE RECORD CLEANING FLUID.
ANY QUESTIONS OR REQUESTS FOR MORE DETAILED PHOTOS ETC, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME.
I TRY & GRADE ALL SLEEVES AND VINYL AS FAIRLY & ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE, BUT IF YOU FEEL I HAVE GRADED THIS RECORD INCORRECTLY, OR IF ANY OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS INCORRECT PLEASE TELL ME.
ALL VINYL WILL BE POSTED IN A GLASS CLEAR, VERY BEST QUALITY 450G PVC SLEEVE, IN A CARDBOARD RECORD MAILER, WITH CARDBOARD STIFFENERS, REMOVING ALL INNERS TO PREVENT SPLITTING TO THE SEAMS IN TRANSIT.
LP WILL BE REMOVED FROM ORIGINAL INNER & POSTED IN BEST QUALITY GENERIC PAPER SLEEVE.
Tracklisting
A1 Back In Denim
A2 Fish And Ships
A3 Bubblehead
A4 Middle Of The Road
A5 The Osmonds
B6 I Saw The Glitter On Your Face
B7 American Rock
B8 Livin' In The Streets
B9 Here Is My Song For Europe
B10 I'm Against The Eighties
LP Review (Courtesy of Allmusic.com)
Moving away from the gorgeously skewed guitar pop of Felt, Lawrence released this debut album under the Denim moniker in 1992. Those expecting the elegant guitar figures of old were in for quite a surprise. Sweet and crunchy rhythm guitars and goofy synthesizers were the new order of the day, as was a stream of lyrical vitriol. The beguiling eight-minute "The Osmonds" runs down a list of everything an English boy could encounter in the '70s, from velvet flares to the IRA, and ends with a nod to David Essex's "Rock On." The '70s actually hold up pretty well under Lawrence's critical gaze, particularly considering his passing shots in "Middle of the Road" at the usually revered Stones, Chuck Berry, Bob Dylan -- or his outright hostility in "I'm Against the Eighties," which focuses on "winklepicker kids Mary Chain" and "Duran Duran fake makeup boys."
THANK YOU FOR L@@KING AND HAPPY BIDDING!!!!
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