PJ HARVEY DRY TOO PURE RARE ORIGINAL MPO 1992 UK 1ST PRESSING VINYL LP PURE10
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PJ HARVEY Dry TOO PURE RARE ORIGINAL MPO 1992 UK 1ST PRESSING VINYL LP PURE10. Condition is "Used".
Sleeve Grading - Very Good: It has some signs of wear on the spine, but certainly bad for its age and no split. The front cover image is very good, the original price label is in place and could be removed if desired. The back of the sleeve is in very good shape and so is the inner-sleeve.
The Vinyl: Very Good+ = Record surfaces may show some signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or very light scratches that don't affect one's listening experience and are of a cosmetic nature, not affecting the actual playback or enjoyment as a whole.
I have cleaned and play tested the album and it sounds great. There is negligible surface noise in the very quietest moments of the songs, but in my opinion does not affect the enjoyment.
Online Review:
Polly Jean Harvey arrives fully formed as a songwriter on PJ Harvey's debut album, Dry. Borrowing its primitive attack from post-punk guitar rock and its form from the blues, Dry is a forceful collection of brutally emotional songs, highlighted by Harvey's deft lyricism and startling voice, as well as her trio's muscular sound. Her voice makes each song sound like it was an exposed nerve, but her lyrics aren't quite that simple. Shaded with metaphors and the occasional biblical allusion, Dry is essentially an assault on feminine conventions and expectations, and while there are layers of dark humor, they aren't particularly evident, since Harvey's singing is shockingly raw. Her vocals are perfectly complemented by the trio's ferocious pounding, which makes even the slow ballads sound like exercises in controlled fury. And that's the key to Dry: the songs, which are often surprisingly catchy -- "Dress" and "Sheela-Na-Gig" both have strong hooks -- are as muscular and forceful as the band's delivery, making the album a vibrant and fully realized debut.
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P J Harvey* ?– Dry
Label: Too Pure ?– PURE 10 Format: Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry: UK Released: 1992 Genre: Rock Style: Indie Rock
A1 Oh My Lover 3:57 A2 O Stella 2:36 A3 Dress Bass – Ian OlliverDouble Bass – Ben GroeneveltProducer – Mark Vernon (3) 3:18 A4 Victory 3:15 A5 Happy And Bleeding Bass – Ian OlliverMixed By – Rob EllisProducer – Mark Vernon (3) 5:03 B1 Sheela-Na-Gig 3:12 B2 Hair 3:45 B3 Joe Written-By – P J Harvey*, Rob Ellis 2:35 B4 Plants And Rags Cello – Chas DickieGuitar – Mike PaineWritten-By – P J Harvey*, Rob EllisWritten-By [Cello Parts] – Rob Ellis 4:08 B5 Fountain 3:52 B6 Water 4:32
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