8 thoughts on “ The Lonely Lp - The Vaselines - V For Vaselines (Cassette, Album) ”

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  Moogucage

  30.06.2019 at 18:33

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  The Vaselines. 4, likes · 6 talking about this. We are The Vaselines. We are a rock band. Reply
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  Kalar

  28.06.2019 at 10:39

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  Sep 29,  · Thankfully, On V for Vaselines - their third album proper - there is no sign of their lyrical wit waning, or any obvious indications of a shift in sound, but their spark has dimmed somewhat since ’s unexpected triumphant return Sex With An X, which is partly due to the slightly less shambolic guitar playing, and a general sense of. Reply
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  Sat

  01.07.2019 at 04:26

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  Jun 17,  · The following year, Sub Pop Records released Enter the Vaselines, an expanded reissue of the comp The Way of the Vaselines that features the band’s two EPs (Son of a Gun and Dying for It) and, at the time, only full album (’s Dum-Dum), plus a second disc of demos, unreleased tracks and live cuts recorded in the U.K. and Reply
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  Dibar

  25.06.2019 at 08:28

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  Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about The Vaselines - V For Vaselines at Discogs. Complete your The Vaselines collection.4/5(37). Reply
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  Voodoobar

  24.06.2019 at 07:26

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  With their second album in five years, Kurt Cobain’s one-time “favourite songwriters in the whole world” can now claim to actually be more prolific than when they were first around in the late 80s. Frances McKee and Eugene Kelly haven’t yet felt the need to shift their sound on during this relative purple patch though – but when your songwriting chops are as effortlessly breezy as on. Reply
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  Dairn

  28.06.2019 at 03:35

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  Perhaps naming the closer of the previous album 'Exit the Vaselines' as a tongue-in-cheek play on the title of the greatest hits and live compilation Enter the Vaselines (I'll always prefer The Way of the Vaselines, personally) was actually a subliminal suggestion that a one-off studio album reunion was a better idea than putting out a third LP. Reply
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  Moogugor

  27.06.2019 at 01:42

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  M y relationship with The Vaselines began like that of many others—through good ol’ Nirvana. Cobain & Co. introduced me to the Scottish band with their covers on the Incesticide compilation and MTV Unplugged in New dangnesforksacatur.liselzoopimarichasupuncwarenan.infoinfo forward about seven years into , and I purchased the killer Sub Pop compilation, The Way of The Vaselines: A Complete History. Reply
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  Goltihn

  25.06.2019 at 22:30

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  The Vaselines - a short-lived, too great to be appreciated in their time, DiY combo centered around the off-kilter chemistry of Eugene Kelly and Frances McKee - personify this. Their songs have eccentric humourous touches (the horn honk in "Molly's Lips," for example), but there's no novelty aspect here. Reply