Lovelife is an Alt/Indie album by Lush, originally released in 1996. On Gatefold: 38 pressings tracked, owned by 14 collectors.
About
The snappy “Ladykillers”—with its feminist admonishments intoned in classic Cockney—gave Lush a new lease on life. The remainder of <i>Lovelife</i> shows the band in what frontwoman Miki Berenyi later called a “zappier” mode. It’s not only that the production is simpler and more forthright than in years past, but that the band—and especially their two female leaders—seem more comfortable with their purpose. They could pull off straight pop tunes like “Single Girl,” “500,” and “Runaway” only because they were so much more than a straight pop band.
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The Clerk says
The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
- 1Ladykillers3:14
- 2Heavenly Nobodies2:59
- 35003:30
- 4I've Been Here Before4:36
- 5Papasan2:36
- 6Single Girl2:35
- 7Ciao!3:31
- 8Tralala5:35
- 9Last Night5:24
- 10Runaway3:36
- 11The Childcatcher3:17
- 12Olympia5:04
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Britpop
- shimmering
- playful
- summer
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Recorded at Protocol Studios, London, May to August 1995.
Mixed at Fort Apache, Cambridge, MA, September 1995, except for track 10: mixed at BJG Studios, London.
Mastered at Gateway Mastering.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Chris AclandDRUMS
- Dan GoodwinPERCUSSION
- Emma AndersonGUITAR, VOCALS HORNS PERCUSSION
- Miki BerenyiGUITAR, VOCALS VOCALS, GUITAR HORNS
- Pete BartlettGUITAR PERCUSSION PIANO
- Philip KingBASS
- Sue DenchVIOLA
- Audrey RileyARRANGED BY CELLO CELLO, ARRANGED BY
- Chris TomblingVIOLIN
- Jarvis CockerGUEST, VOCALS VOCALS
- Kate HolmesFLUTE
- Leo PayneVIOLIN
- Liam MolloyPERCUSSION
- Mike KearseyTROMBONE
- Terry EdwardsTRUMPET
14 collectors on Gatefold own this · 38 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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