Echo & The Bunnymen - Evergreen25 year Anniversary edition of the seminal 1997 Echo & The Bunnymen album, Evergreen. After a lengthy hiatus, Echo & The Bunnymen returned to the fore with Evergreen, revealing the brighter side of the band, and standing up with any of their earlier work. The self produced album was recorded at The Doghouse in Henley On Thames, with additional strings, horns and vocal arrangements recorded at Abbey Road. The album saw the band rightfully return to the

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Other album cuts like funk workout ‘Higher’ and the wistful stepper ‘Always Have To Say Goodbye’ have remained staples among soulful DJs worldwide

but when all is said and done

It’s also an album that sees Weller taking a rare glance into the rear-view mirror as he speeds into the 2020s

the album’s heady drift finds our collaborators recording in the same room for the first time

Agitation Free

knitting the drift of the years with the tightest lyric construction Berman’s ever attempted

and with each performer singing his own material

Double sided

As you would expect

“this challenge to winnow away what is unessential is the most maddening and

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