Skids - Scared To Dance - New PICTURE DISC Vinyl LP Into The Valley
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Skids – Scared
To Dance
‘Scared to Dance’ is the
debut studio album by Scottish band Skids. It was released on 23rd February
1979 and features the hit single ‘Into The Valley’, which reached #10 in the UK
chart.
1. Into The Valley
2. Scared To Dance
3. Of One Skin
4. Dossier (Of Fallibility)
5. Melancholy Soldiers
6. Hope And Glory
7. The Saints Are Coming
8. Six Times
9. Calling The Tune
10. Integral Plot
11. Charles
Scale Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust, which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.Following suit with her last record, Familia was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever. - See more at: http://sophieellisbextor.tmstor.es/cart/product.php?id=29294#sthash.nvFWYiYv.dpuf
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust,
which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for
Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months
in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia
was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed
singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London
with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the
record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork
and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia
is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees
the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier
climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The
lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch
of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an
instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a
completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed
Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about
the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust,
which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for
Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months
in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia
was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed
singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London
with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the
record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork
and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia
is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees
the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier
climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The
lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch
of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an
instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a
completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed
Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about
the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust,
which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for
Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months
in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia
was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed
singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London
with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the
record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork
and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia
is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees
the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier
climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The
lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch
of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an
instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a
completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed
Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about
the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
Familia will be Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s sixth studio album and follows her #4 charting and silver certified album Wanderlust,
which marked a critically acclaimed change in musical direction for
Sophie. Released in January 2014, Wanderlust went on to spend 6 months
in the UK chart and gave Sophie her first top 10 record since 2007’s Trip The Light Fantastic.
Following suit with her last record, Familia
was also co-written, produced and arranged by acclaimed
singer-songwriter and good friend Ed Harcourt and was recorded in London
with a close-knit group of musician friends.
Inspiration for the
record, which can be clearly seen in the album’s accompanying artwork
and images, comes from South America. Sophie says; “My new album Familia
is the bolshier, more extrovert little sister to Wanderlust. It sees
the Wanderlust girl move away from Eastern Europe to the warmer, sunnier
climate of South America where she's swapped vodka for tequila.�
The
lead track into the record Come With Us brings with it a touch
of Sophie’s original disco sound. Upbeat from start to finish, it is an
instant disco-pop track that is as modern as it is retro with a
completely addictive chorus. Sophie says it is “what happens when Ed
Harcourt and I write Four on the floor. It is a live disco song about
the lure of a cult.�
Familia features 11-tracks, which continue to showcase Sophie’s newfound lyrical and musical maturity, from the beautiful and emotive Unrequited to the synth-laded ballad Death Of Love and the alt-pop buoyant opener Wild Forever.
1. Wild Forever
2. Death Of Love
3. Crystallise
4. Hush Little Voices
5. Here Comes The Rapture
6. Come With Us
7. Cassandra
8. My Puppet Heart
9. Unrequited
10. The Saddest Happiness
11. Don't Shy Away
