Richard Ashcroft- Keys To The World (Vinyl) Ginny RedingtonOriginally issued on Parlophone in January 2006, Keys To The World was Ashcroft's first release in four years, coming soon after he had guested with Coldplay at Live 8 Released at the height of CD's popularity, Keys To The World is available on vinyl for the first time and is pressed on audiophile 180g vinyl in gatefold sleeve. Chris Martin introduced Ashcroft singing "Bitter Sweet Symphony" at Live 8 saying it was "probably the best song ever
partly on account of a lack of great ambition
ever-morphing experiment in pushing the boundaries of underground guitar music
a historical gathering of heavy metal generations
and it set the groundwork for what would go on to become one of the most beloved alternative rock bands from the last decade
unmelodic chants
after they play your town and maybe even your favorite record store
this record is both deeply personal and a triumphant statement of determination under adversity
B4 I'd Like To Know 2:22
Deluxe 150gm vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve
Stu Callinan and Phillip T
Sunny Day Real Estate and Sub Pop celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band's landmark album Diary with a new pearl-vinyl edition of the remastered double LP
There Ain't No Bugs On Me