| All Artists: Wedding Present Title: singles '95-'97 Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Genre: Alternative Rock Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, New Wave & Post-Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 711297158427 |
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 | Wedding Present singles '95-'97 Genre: Alternative Rock 1999 compilation featuring their first two singles for Cooking Vinyl coupled with the 'Mini' EP and various tracks released by other labels between 1995-97. 20 tracks, including 'Jet Girl', 'Go, Man, Go', '2, 3, Go', 'Mont... more » |
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Album Description 1999 compilation featuring their first two singles for Cooking Vinyl coupled with the 'Mini' EP and various tracks released by other labels between 1995-97. 20 tracks, including 'Jet Girl', 'Go, Man, Go', '2, 3, Go', 'Montreal', acoustic versions of 'Real Thing', 'Jet Girl' & 'Sports Car', plus live versions of their classic singles 'My Favourite Dress' & 'Brassneck', as well as a live cover of 'Where Everybody Knows Your Name' (the theme to the smash '80s sitcom 'Cheers'). Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsA great reminder and repackage 12/05/1999 (4 out of 5 stars) "I don't remember loving "Mini Plus" or the singles of "2,3, Go" and "Montreal" as much as I had earlier Wedding Present material, and I bought this CD without realizing that most of its material consisted of those 3 disks. But what a surprise it was to put this record on and have my memory refreshed. I have been playing it over and over. Certainly there are less than good tracks, but there are so many fine tracks-- including the lovely acoustic "Sports Car," "Up," "2,3,Go", and [perhaps my favorite] "Love Machine"-- and it's so nice to have them gathered in one place, instead of 3 different disks, that I don't complain about having bought the material twice. Besides, many American fans of TWP might not have had access to the singles and their bonus tracks. I bought this record from Amazon at the same time as the new British reissue of the first "T Rex" record [the one featuring "Is It Love?"], and "Singles 1995-97" has been on the player for more often than "T Rex", even though I've been wanting "T Rex" on CD for years. "Singles 1995-97" may not be as marvelous as "Bizarro", but it's probably better than "Watusi" or "Saturnalia" as a collection of great short songs."
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