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| Strip-Mine |
| James |
| első megjelenés éve: 1988 |
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| 3.560 Ft
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| 1. | What For
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| 2. | Charlie Dance
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| 3. | Fairground
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| 4. | Are You Ready
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| 5. | Medieval
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| 6. | Not There
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| 7. | Ya Ho
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| 8. | Riders
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| 9. | Vulture
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| 10. | Stripmining
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| 11. | Refrain
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1. What For
2. Charlie Dance
3. Fairground
4. Are You Ready
5. Medieval
6. Not There
7. Ya Ho
8. Riders
9. Vulture
10. Stripmining
11. Refrain
‘Strip-mine’ was the second studio album by the Manchester quartet James, recorded
early 1987 and after it was delayed several times released in September 1988. They were
at the crossroads between the more experimental ‘Stutter’ and the more commercial
‘Gold Mother’ period. Tim Booth’s lyrics are a mix between the enigmatic and very up
front statements about the state of the world. The album opens with “What For”, a total
anthem that rang around many Mancunian venues at that time. This track should have
made them stars. Apart from “What For”, other stand out tracks are “Medieval” and “Are
You Ready”. This album deserves to be pampered and given another listen. |
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