The Sundays - Reading, Writing And Arithmetic album flac

Формируйте собственную коллекцию записей The Sundays. And the art for the re-issue looks just about as bad as the album sounds. Ответить Показать 1 ответ Уведомить меня Helpful. 29 апреля 2018 г. Пожаловаться. ссылающийся Reading, Writing And Arithmetic, LP, Album, RE, B0028142-01.

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic is the debut studio album by English alternative rock band The Sundays. It was released in the United Kingdom on Rough Trade Records, and in the United States on DGC Records. The album name is a reference to the band's hometown, Reading, Berkshire. All songs written by David Gavurin and Harriet Wheeler. Skin & Bones" – 4:16. Here's Where the Story Ends" – 3:54. Can't Be Sure" – 3:22. You're Not the Only One I Know" – 3:50.

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic was the first album from The SUNDAYS. Recorded in three and a half months, the album was released in the United Kingdom on the Rough Trade label on January 15, 1990 and three months later in North America on Geffen's GDC label. But, the album marked nearly a years' period since their debut single, Can't Be Sure, hit the bins in early 1989

The Sundays' influence is found in, of all places, Japanese indie rock, where groups like The Pillows, Advantage Lucy, and Soutaisei Riron owe a lot of their guitar stylings and melodic sensibility to the band. Curiously, Mike Kinsella, in speaking about American Football, cited the band as an influence, in spirit if not exactly in style. In the same way Kinsella's album conjures impressions of the autumnal, suburban American midwest, The Sundays channel the English countryside with its stony, bucolic cottages and anxiously uncertain college days in equal measure

Band Name The Sundays. Album Name Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. Erscheinungsdatum April 1990. Labels Rough Trade Records. Mitglieder die dieses Album besitzen2. 2. Here's Where the Story Ends.

The two best known tracks on Reading, Writing And Arithmetic are the singles Can't Be Sure and Here's Where The Story Ends, and two decades later these remain the best examples of The Sundays' appeal with their instant, breezy hooks and delicate, shuffling rhythms.

Album by The Sundays. You're Not the Only One I Know. I Kicked a Boy. My Finest Hour. MusicBrainz: Reading, Writing And Arithmetic.