Felt - Poem Of The River album flac

Includes a lyric insert printed to one side only. On sleeve reverse: "A Creation Artefact" (small print, top right): "Distribution Cartel" and "Made in England". On insert: "Songs written by Lawrence and coloured in by the band" "Guarantee of authenticity: Any similarity to songs already written is purely co-incidental". On labels: "Lawrence's songs coloured in by the band" "Made in England".

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Poem of the River is the seventh album by English alternative rock band Felt, released in 1987. View All . Thank you to the following people for keeping this profile up-to-date. Would you like to contribute? Register . Lists. 31 Lists . Poem of the River appears in the following lists: 1987 albums. 8 lists, 1,124 members.

Felt's seventh studio album that was originally released in 1987 on Creation Records. The 6 songs and 27 minutes of Poem of the River shine brightly in the quality control department. The spartan minimalist pop of these tracks utilises the core ingredients of Lawrence's mumbled half-spoken vocals, swirling hammond organ and deftly struck guitars to giddyingly memorable and melodic effect. Strongly reminiscent of the Velvets in their quieter moments, LP - Deluxe Remastered Gatefold Sleeve Vinyl. CD+ - Limited to 2000 Copies signed by Lawrence

Felt’s debut single ‘Index’ was a red herring, given the fragile, crystalline sound of what followed – poppy on second single ‘Something Sends Me To Sleep’ and more progressive on their six-track, 31-minute debut album, which Tangent magazine’s Alastair Fitchett perfectly nailed as, tinny and intense, brittle and beautiful. 1984 was a busy year for Felt. Deebank released the instrumental album Inner Thought Zone (six songs, 30 minutes: Felt must have been like belonging to a cult), as Felt’s second album of the year mirrored the poppier complexion of their intervening singles. Here, it is ten songs over 30 minutes.