SARAH McLACHLAN Fumbling Towards Ecstasy & The Freedom Sessions 200g SEALED
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SARAH McLACHLAN Fumbling Towards Ecstasy And The Freedom Sessions
New & Sealed Audiophile Vinyl 2 Record Set
Record Label: Classic Records/Arista RTH-2000
1997. Limited Edition. 200 Gram, Proprietary HQ Vinyl. All Tube, Half Speed Mastering. Sourced From Original Analogue Master Tapes.
Classic Records pride themselves for releasing each album with the original artwork, LP labels and any other materials which were included with original pressings. Classic Records have gone out of business and all of it's releases are long out of print. Their extensive catalog of half-speed mastered reissues are regarded by audiophiles as some of the best sounding LPs ever produced.
Condition: New and still sealed in it's original plastic sleeve. Perforation is completely intact. Corners are sharp and unbent. Spine, top and bottom are solid and free of chipping or splits. Mint.
LP1
1. Possession
2. Wait
3. Plenty
4. Good Enough
5. Mary
6. Elsewhere
7. Circle
8. Ice
9. Hold On
10. Ice Cream
11. Fear
12. Fumbling Toward Ecstasy
LP2
1. Elsewhere
2. Plenty
3. Mary
4. Good Enough
5. Hold On
6. Ice Cream
7. Ice
8. Ol' 55
9. I Will Remember You
Review: This 200g 2LP set from Classic Records features Sarah McLachlan's acclaimed 1993 album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy and its equally as impressive companion album The Freedom Sessions which was released the following year and consists of primarily acoustic versions of many of the same songs.
"Most of the songs on 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' began as acoustic pieces. Early on in the recording process we thought about putting out two records: one record of the original acoustic songs and another with more produced and/or layered songs. In time, one version usually presented itself to be the stronger or just more interesting in its instrumentation and direction, whatever felt right at the time. I love the 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' recording and wouldn't change a thing, but I love these versions as reminders of where the songs started and of the various paths we wandered down to discover their identities. It was a joy watching them grow." - Sarah McLachlan
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