The Darkness Rare One Way Ticket To Hell Limited Edition Vinyl Lp Record Sealed
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Here is the ultra rare The Darkness "One Way Ticket To Hell" Limited Edition Import Vinyl Lp Record that is factory Sealed. This is the underrated 2nd release by the Darkness in 2005. Very few of these Lps were made. This is an absolute must for the True Fan. Please see our other items for savings on shipping. All of our items come from a smoke free climate controlled home. Shipping is $4 U.S. $10 Canada $18 Everywhere else. No shipping to Italy, Russian Federation, or Mexico unless registered. I may require some other countries to have registered shipping for $28. Please ask any questions. All items are sent within 7 Business days after payment is received. No Personal Checks. U.S. Funds Only. Payment must be received within 10 days after the auction ends. Please do not buy if you do not agree with these terms. We look forward to making your buying experience Perfect !
Track Listing
1. One Way Ticket
2. Knockers
3. Is It Just Me?
4. Dinner Lady Arms
5. Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
6. Hazel Eyes
7. Bald
8. Girlfriend
9. English Country Garden
10. Blind Man
On the Darkness's second full-length album, ONE WAY TICKET TO HELL... AND BACK, frontman Justin Hawkins brings back his trademark unitard and Wagnerian falsetto for another delicious pop-metal outing. Although the melodies aren't as immediately appealing as on PERMISSION TO LAND, the disc still boasts its share of air-guitar anthems, particularly the hard-rocking "Is It Just Me?" And while the six-string playing of Hawkins and his brother, Dan, still carries the record, the Darkness unleashes its inner Jethro Tull with a wider instrumental palette that includes sitar, pan flute, bagpipes, and an entire orchestra, making for a considerably fuller sound. Of course, as on PERMISSION, Hawkins's soaring falsetto is the British group's calling card, and it's displayed to great effect on the Slade-like "Hazel Eyes" and "English Country Garden," which recalls Queen at their most stately. Though this album can't quite top its bold, brash predecessor, it reveals the broad range of the Darkness's charms, making it a worthy companion piece to that lauded debut.
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