9 thoughts on “ Her - Tindersticks - Tindersticks (CD, Album) ”

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   Gardara says:
   24.10.2019 at 12:37

   Nov 15,  · 10 videos Play all tindersticks - 'No Treasure But Hope' (Album Playlist) tindersticksofficial Tindersticks - 'Tough Love' (Official Audio) - .

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   Mazukree says:
   21.10.2019 at 00:16

   Online shopping from a great selection at CDs & Vinyl Store.

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   Tokree says:
   25.10.2019 at 22:33

   Classic album by Tindersticks, available on vinyl again. While the music is great, the pressings were seriously disappointing. They are gravely un-centered from the center hole at the spindle, causing more 'wow' distortion in the music than I can normally tolerate/5(50).

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   Temuro says:
   17.10.2019 at 21:50

   Tindersticks spent a quiet year in , releasing a single of John Barry's James Bond theme "We Have All the Time in the World" (from On Her Majesty's Secret Service), a live album entitled Amsterdam, and a cover of Pavement's "Here." Also that year, Tindersticks was released on Bar/None in the U.S.

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   Dujinn says:
   22.10.2019 at 14:37

   Feb 09,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Tindersticks on Discogs. Label: King Record Co. Ltd - KICP ,Seven Seas - KICP • Format: CD Album, Promo • Country: Japan • Genre: Rock • Style: Art Rock/5(4).

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   Nahn says:
   20.10.2019 at 02:11

   As stated in a previous review, this album isn't for all times, but for late night listening it just doesn't get any better. They are probably the most important non-Britpop non-electronic british band of the 90's to be honest. Their body of work will probably hold up forever due to the great songwriting and this album simply has so much of that.

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   Faetaur says:
   20.10.2019 at 14:35

   Aug 16,  · Tindersticks - Patchwork from the first Tindersticks album. Relaxing Coffee JAZZ - Cafe Saxophone & Piano Jazz Music for Studying, Work, Sleep - Duration: Relax Music Recommended for you.

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   Vukazahn says:
   17.10.2019 at 19:33

   With a title like Simple Pleasure and songs like the disarmingly up-tempo opener "Can We Start Again?," at first listen Tindersticks' fourth proper album seems buoyed by a guarded optimism totally absent from previous outings; dig deeper, however, and it's all a come-on -- frontman Stuart Staples still inhabits a netherworld where nothing is ever simple, pleasure is an illusion, and starting.

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   Metaxe says:
   20.10.2019 at 16:01

   This second Tindersticks album is a lengthy exploration of many melancholy moods, lifted in places by exquisite orchestral arrangements and inspiring melodies. The lyrics are often oblique as in the songs El Diablo, a subdued, almost whispered piece that ends in discordant sounds, and A Night In, a similar lugubrious excursion with nice melodic twists and turns/5(36).

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