THE FIELD MICE Snowball 10 VINYL Sarah Records east river pipe the orchids caff
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53
$ 53
Sold For
Feb 8, 2017
Sold Date
Feb 1, 2017
Start Date
$ 23
Start price
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USA
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Description
The Field Mice ?– Snowball 10" vinyl (Sarah Records SARAH 402)
The first album from 1989 (10" mini album) from the wonderful Field Mice has singer Bobby Wratten up front and is something of a masterpiece. There's good reason The Field Mice emerged as Sarah Records most influential band.10" "LP" is MINT-/Cover is VG (some light bottom corner bending, fading at the spine [this particular Sarah release, their first color covered 10", seems like it often faded as I've seen other copies offered with fading along the spine area of the record cover…see photo])/This album did not come with an insert.
See my other auctions for The Field Mice's So Said Kay!
This includes one of The Field Mice's best known songs "Let's Kiss And Make Up" which was covered by Saint Etienne as their first single. Saint Etienne had Donna Savage of Flying Nun band Dead Famous People on vocals, here Wratten does it beautifully.
This is the original Sarah mini LP on vinyl as it was released. There is some fading on the spine end of the largely blank pale purple sleeve.
Tracks are
1. Let's Kiss And Make Up 6:14
2. You're Kidding Aren't You 2:34
3. End Of The Affair 4:14
4. Couldn't Feel Safer 3:46
1. This Love Is Not Wrong 3:22
2. Everything About You 2:30
3. White 4:50
4. Letting Go 6:33
A quick note about international postage rates: In 2013 & again in 2016 the US Postal Service significantly raised the cost of shipping packages (to everywhere outside the US). With my shipping prices I try to do my best to reflect accurate shipping costs & packaging material (I do try to be responsible & recycle when I can). I know that international buyers have seen these greater costs in buying from the states and I want to apologize and simply state that the US Postal Service is struggling to break even in the wake of evaporating traditional mail traffic and that costs those who still mail packages.
