Screamadelica - 20th Anniversary Edition - Primal Scream
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| Format | 2CD |
| Available | 18-03-2011 |
| Sourced | Australia |
$31.99 |
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Autumn 1991 saw a wealth of excitement for the indie set. Nevermind was quietly munching its way across the planet, Teenage Fanclub released Bandwagonesque, Saint Etienne launched Foxbase Alpha but amongst all this, Primal Scream released Screamadelica.. and forever altered and redefined the musical landscape with the first acid house-influenced rock record. The 20th Anniversary 2CD Edition includes the original album on disc one and the long out of print 'Dixie Narco EP' on disc two. The original album has been remastered at Metropolis Studios by John Davis, Bobby Gillespie & Andrew Innes. The 'Dixie Narco' EP is the only official Primal Scream release to include the song 'Screamadelica' which was not included on the original album. 2CD in a gatefold digipack.
Track Listing
Original Album Remastered
- Movin' On Up
- Slip Inside This House
- Don't Fight It, Feel It
- Higher Than The Sun
- Inner Flight
- Come Together
- Loaded
- Damaged
- I'm Comin' Down
- Higher Than The Sun (A Dub Symphony In Two Parts)
- Shine Like Stars
The Dixie Narco EP
- Movin' On Up
- Stone My Soul
- Carry Me Home
- Screamadelica
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