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The Return Of The Durutti Column

The Durutti Column

1980 · Jazz, Rock

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The Return Of The Durutti Column by The Durutti Column

The Return Of The Durutti Column is a Rock album by The Durutti Column, originally released in 1980. On Gatefold: 46 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.

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The Return of the Durutti Column is the debut album by The Durutti Column. It was originally released in 1980 on Factory Records and the original 2000 LP sleeves were made of sandpaper, assembled by members of Joy Division. The initial 2000 copies included a flexi-disc single with two tracks by Martin Hannett - "First Aspect of the Same Thing" and "Second Aspect of the Same Thing". The sleeve states: "Thanks also to Gammer for his melody and Rowbotham, Reid and Debord for the marketing concept." The melody concerned starts about 3'10" into 'Conduct' and was in fact written by Steve Troth, the sleeve/label note being an honest mistake that was quickly acknowledged by Vini Reilly. .

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Tracklist

  1. 1Sketch for Summer2:58
  2. 2Requiem For A Father5:07
  3. 3Katherine5:31
  4. 4Conduct5:04
  5. 5Beginning1:39
  6. 6Jazz1:39
  7. 7Sketch for Winter2:24
  8. 8Collette2:22
  9. 9In "D"2:27
  10. 10Lips That Would Kiss3:48
  11. 11Madeline3:04
  12. 12The First Aspect Of The Same Thing3:43
  13. 13The Second Aspect Of The Same Thing2:59
  14. 14Sleep Will Come1:47
  15. 15Experiment In Fifth3:36

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Art Rock
  • clean
  • serene
  • poetic

Credits

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Performers

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