NICK CAVE - Let Love In LP with free Postcards (Original Vinyl, Limited Edition)
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Description
ULTRA SCARCE PRISITINE CONDITION ORIGINAL 1994 LIMITED EDITION RELEASE OF THE BAD SEEDS LP, 'LET LOVE IN'. OPENED, BUT STILL IN ITS ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP, WITH 'LIMITED EDITION' STICKER.
FORMAT: Vinyl LP, 33rpm
RECORD LABEL: Mute
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: UK
YEAR OF RELEASE: 1994
CATALOGUE NO: L STUMM 123
MEDIA: Excellent
OUTER SLEEVE: Excellent/Near Mint
INNER SLEEVE: Excellent/Near Mint
LTD EDITION POSTCARDS: Excellent/Near Mint (still joined together)
STORED OUT OF SUNLIGHT IN VERTICAL POSITION. FROM A PET, DAMP AND SMOKE FREE HOME.
ALL VINYL CAREFULLY CLEANED WITH PROFESSIONAL GRADE 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 LYRICS INNER & SHIPPED IN PREMIUM QUALITY GENERIC PAPER SLEEVE.
Tracklisting
A1 Do You Love Me?
A2 Nobody's Baby Now
A3 Loverman
A4 Jangling Jack
A5 Red Right Hand
B6 I Let Love In
B7 Thirsty Dog
B8 Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore
B9 Lay Me Low
B10 Do You Love Me? Part 2
LP Review (Courtesy of Allmusic.com)
Keeping the same line-up from Henry's Dream, Nick Cave and company turn in yet another winner with Let Love In. Compared to Henry's Dream, Let Love In is something of a more produced effort -- longtime Cave boardsman Tony Cohen oversees things, and from the first track, one can hear the subtle arrangements and carefully constructed performances. Love, unsurprisingly, takes center stage of the album. Besides concluding with a second part to "Do You Love Me?," two of its stronger cuts are the (almost) title track "I Let Love In," and "Loverman," an even creepier depiction of lust's throttling power so gripping that Metallica ended up covering it. On the full-on explosive front, "Jangling Jack" sounds like it wants to do nothing but destroy sound systems, strange noises and overmodulations ripping throughout the song. The Seeds can always turn in almost deceptively peaceful performances as well, of course -- standouts here are "Nobody's Baby Now," with a particularly lovely guitar/piano line, and the brooding drama of "Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore." The highlight of the album, though, has little to do with love and everything to do with the group's abilities at music noir. "Red Right Hand" depicts a nightmarish figure emerging on "the edge of town," maybe a criminal and maybe something more demonic. Cave's vicious lyric combines fear and black humor perfectly, while the Seeds' performance redefines "cinematic," a disturbing organ figure leading the subtle but crisp arrangement and Harvey's addition of a sharp bell ratcheting up the feeling of doom and judgment.
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