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Elbow - Dead In The Boot [Vinyl New]

Label: UMGD/CAROLINE
Format: LP
Release Date: 19 Nov 2012

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Album Tracks

1. Whisper Grass (Fallen Angel V2 single release)
2. Lucky With Disease (Newborn V2 single release)
3. Lay Down Your Cross (Not A Job V2 CD Single)
4. The Long War Shuffle (Leaders Of The Free World V2 CD Single)
5. Every Bit The Little Girl (One Day Like This Fiction inch single)
6. Love Blown Down (Fugitive Motel V2 CD Single)
7. None One (Newborn Uglyman CD EP)
8. Lullaby (One Day Like This Fiction CD Single)
9. McGreggor (Forget Myself V2 7 inch single)
10. Buffalo Ghosts (Open Arms Fiction inch Single)
11. Waving From Windows (Grace Under Pressure V2 CD Single)
12. Snowball (From Help A Day In The Life Warchild album release)
13. Gentle As (Leaders Of The Free World V2 7 inch single)


US 2 x LP pressing. For long term Elbow watchers the announcement that Dead In The Boot is finally due for release on September 4th will be very good news indeed. It's the first release following Elbow's highly-visible performance at the closing ceremonies of the 2012 Olympics. Elbow also contributed the specially commissioned First Steps to the London games. First talked about around the time of the release of the band s debut album Asleep in the Back, Dead In The Boot brings together B-sides and the odd non-album track from the band's thirteen year recording career. The early years are represented by None One from the original Newborn EP released by Uglyman Records in 2000 and Lucky With Disease from 2001. The band's most recent work is showcased by Buffalo Ghosts the B-side to the limited edition 10 inch vinyl release of Open Arms last April. In addition there are ten further tracks that demonstrate the depth of Elbow's songwriting, comprising heart wrenching ballads, loping steel guitar ornamented grooves. Mostly self-produced, recording B-sides throughout the years allowed the band to hone their studio skills which eventually led Elbow keyboard player Craig Potter to fully produce and mix the bands last two albums. It may be categorized as a B-sides album but Dead In The Boot stands shoulder to shoulder with every other Elbow album released.