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VG- 1st ed 1988 Warner large format paperback design by Peter Saville, some terrific photos to front and rear end-papers and to cover. Pencil ticks next to song names on Contents page, previous price and sticker residues to lower front cover corner, light vertical crease to front cover, a little corner shelf-wear and curling, well-preserved tight and unmarked. Size: 31cm. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Music Sheets & Scores; Popular songs for solo voice with piano; ISBN: 0863595251. ISBN/EAN: 9780863595257. Dewey Code: 783.25421623. The book is available to view in-person at our Cambridge hub. The photos provided are of the actual book for sale, further condition-specific photos may be arranged upon request. Inventory No: 083971.

Large 8vo. pp: 125. Original publisher's illustrated paper covers. Copiously illustrated throughout in black and white and colour.ISBN: 0711911215 Light signs of shelfwear, some marks at front and rear covers. Else bright and and clean copy. Very good.

Vinyl LP pressing. 2013 album from the Lafayette, Indiana-based Alt-Rock band. On Disconnect, TV Ghost displays a newfound maturity, incorporating churning rhythms and Psychedelic drone into a lush torrent of gaseous keys, sprawling guitars and eerie melody. Think Porcupine-era Echo and the Bunnymen and Tago Mago-era Can run through a Cure Pornography blender.

The third album by Pink Mountaintops, a.k.a. Stephen McBean, was influenced by weddings in Montreal, winter, Pink Floyd's "The Final Cut", Christmas albums, the Bermuda Triangle, a song by Exile, a song by Echo And the Bunnymen, being depressed in the sunshine, the Everly Brothers, clowns in the ceilings, and bedrooms where skinheads used to live. A veteran of the Vancouver/Victoria punk rock scene, McBean is best known for his contributions to acclaimed rock band Black Mountain as principal son

Vinyl LP pressing. Echo & The Bunnymen's gig at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London on the 1st November 2005 now on vinyl!

Extensive five CD book set exploring the 'second wave' of Merseyside music, from 1976-1988. Features classics, rarities, album tracks and previously unreleased gems from Echo And The Bunnymen, Teardrop Explodes, OMD, The La's, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Dead Or Alive, China Crisis, A Flock Of Seagulls, Wild Swans, Big In Japan and many more. The book format contains many artists' own sleevenotes, previously unseen photographs and essays from key observers and participants in the city's music sce

The Lost Boys Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Various Artists INCLUDING Inxs , Roger Daltrey , Lou Gramm , Echo And The Bunnymen , with Gerard Mcmann and the classic song associated with the MOVIE Cry Little Sister (Theme from ''Lost Boys'') .

Double vinyl LP pressing, includes digital download. The new ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN studio album, THE STARS, THE OCEANS & THE MOON will be released on October 5th. As previously revealed, this album sees the band return to their peerless back catalogue to reinterpret thirteen of their most beloved songs with strings and things. The album also features two future classics The Somnanbulist and How Far? Recorded at The Dog House Studios with co-producer Andy Wright, the Bunnymen hand-picked th

2013 release, the sophomore solo album from the Last Shadow Puppets and Rascals frontman. The album's single "Don't Forget Who You Are" was produced by the Lighting Seeds' Ian Broudie, who previously worked with the Zutons and Echo and the Bunnymen.

2013 release, the long awaited sophomore album from the Scottish Pop band. Produced by Francis MacDonald (BMX Bandits/Nice Man/Teenage Fan club) and John McLaughlin (Echo & the Bunnymen/Glassvegas). The album's majestic guitar fuelled tunes will excite any fan of Britpop, C86, Twee, Power Pop and Rock 'n' Roll.

2009 release, the 10th studio album from the veteran Liverpudlian band led by vocalist Ian McCulloch and guitarist Will Sergeant. Along with Teardrop Explodes and Wah! Heat, Echo & the Bunnymen were part of the early-1980s Liverpool scene that was somewhat misleadingly dubbed Neo-Psychedelic. While the Bunnymen bore elements of the Doors' dark, mysterious sound and decidedly abstract lyrics, Punk played as much of a role in the development of the band's music as anything else. What marks their s