Swell -41 (30th Anniversary Edition) -Talitres LP Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "In the Door, Up the Stairs"
02. "Is That Important?"
03. "Song Seven 4. Kinda Stoned"
04. "Don't Give"
05. "Smile My Friend"
06. "Forget About Jesus"
07. "Here It Is"
08. "You're So Right"
09. "Fine Day Coming"
10. "(It's Time to) Move On"
11. "Down the Stairs, Out the Door"
12. "Lyrics"

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With the release of 41 in March 1994, Swell capped off a trilogy that began, somewhat unintentionally, with their self-titled debut Swell in 1990 and was followed by Well in 1992. All three albums share a birthplace in San Francisco, specifically at 41 Turk Street in the Tenderloin Districtâ??a neighborhood known more for its struggles with substance abuse and nightlife excesses than for any sort of tranquility. This album sees the band further refining a sound they've been crafting since their inception: vocals tinged with disillusionment, a mix of acoustic and electric guitar, a bass that feels both sparse and distant, and drums that serve as a relentless backbone. And then there's the homemade tinkering: microphones placed at a distance, analog multi- tracks. The band members themselves describe their music as being painted in shades of gray, blue, and brown, capturing an atmosphere that's at once dark, mysterious, and utterly captivating. There's a stark beauty and a sense of anticipation that permeates their work, like the calm before a storm. Listening to the album, you're treated to the intimate sounds of a creaking staircase, a ringing telephone in the distance, or the turn of a wheel. These auditory snapshots are meticulously preserved, bringing to life a recording process that not only captures the essence of the city but also taps into a deeper, often overlooked slice of American life. The music is both moody and exquisitely beautiful, with layered songwriting and vocals that are hauntingly persistent. Even three decades later, the album's allure hasn't faded in the slightest. -

?41 [30th Anniversary Reissue]? remastered and reissued on vinyl in gatefold packaging with a 12-page booklet. Includes a digital download. Limited edition of 200 on clear vinyl. Also available on [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/30792480-Swell-41]black vinyl[/url] and [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/30749001-Swell-41]limited orange vinyl[/url]. This reissue is dedicated to the memory of David Freel, who passed away prematurely on April 12, 2022.

"41 (30th Anniversary Edition)" is a special reissue of Swell's iconic 1993 album, now available in LP format to celebrate its 30th anniversary. This edition offers fans and new listeners alike the chance to experience the atmospheric indie rock sound that defined Swell?s early years. The record features remastered tracks that highlight the band?s signature blend of introspective lyrics, textured guitars, and evocative melodies. Swell, formed in San Francisco in 1989 by David Freel and Sean Kirkpatrick, became known for their unique fusion of alternative rock with folk influences. Over their career, they have released several critically acclaimed albums and built a dedicated international following. Talitres, the label behind this release, is renowned for supporting innovative independent artists from around the world since its founding in France in 2002.

Manufacturer No.:

27491

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