Del Amitri- Can You Do Me Good? (Vinyl) RumskibReleased for the first time on vinyl 2002's Can You Do Me Good? saw Del Amitri return after a 48 month hiatus with a new sound and a remarkable, yet almost entirely overlooked album. For the album's debut on LP it has been pressed on high quality 180g vinyl and includes a full colour 16 page lyric booklet. By 2002, the pop world had turned; four years earlier, Del Amitri had released Hatful Of Rain, their greatest hits collection marking more or less
the record brought some of Motorhead's most popular songs
This is a charitable recording of Mark Knopfler's instrumental
Fried Rice
Their eleventh full-length studio record "Jylhä" (which has no direct translation but can be described as majestic
Sweets of Reason is a lush 12 song collection of infectious melodies set to dreamy synths
There's an undeniable chemistry and energy captured in the recordings that could only come from musicians who were tapped in and listening to one another's ideas and playing
The Severed Bond
He created an art-damaged sound world
It also offers a deep exploration of the rich sound and history of the pedal steel
The Man That Never Was
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
Scholarly background on both composers is provided in the booklet with an essay by Francesca Scotti