Del Amitri Twisted Rar
Twisted by Released 28 February 1995 Recorded Haremere Hall; The Chapel; The Funny Farm; Palladium; Park Lane; Helicon Mountain Recording Studios, March 1994–June 1994 Length 54: 12 Al Clay chronology (1992) 1992 Twisted (1995) (1997) 1997 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating 'The War Against Silence' (favorable) Twisted is the fourth studio by, released on 28 February 1995. It reached number three in the and was listed by as one of the top 10 best albums of 1995. It was the last album to feature guitarist, who left to begin a successful career in, and the only to feature drummer, who agreed to play on Twisted but declined to join the band as a permanent member.
With a firmer emphasis on electric guitars than the band's last outing, 1992's, the album represented a moderate change of direction for Del Amitri, whilst retaining their trademark melodic sensibilities. The album included Del Amitri's most successful, ', which reached the top ten in the. The band are known not to consider the song one of their best, however, and have often seemed irked by the fact that what they see as a throwaway gave them their biggest hit. Also included was 'Tell Her This', one of the group's most well-known songs.
Del Amitri Twisted
Summertime by the jamies youtube music video. Contents. Track listing All songs written by, except as noted.
January 2014 sees the reissue of three Del Amitri albums. Waking Hours (1989), Change Everything (1992), and Twisted (1995) will all be re-released as two-CD deluxe editions on Universal Music’s Re-presents imprint. The albums have been re-mastered from the original tapes and include new sleeve notes by music journalist Terry Staunton. Each is packaged with a second CD containing mainly B-sides. The Scottish band’s hits included Nothing Ever Happens, Kiss This Thing Goodbye, Always The Last To Know and the surprise US top ten hit Roll To Me. Del Amitri will also tour next year for the first time in over a decade.
Product description. Twisted CD AAndM Records, 540 311-2, 1995, 12 Track Amazon.com. Del Amitri is a straightforward Scottish guitar band.
Del Amitri Twisted Vinyl
The reissues are out on 20 January 2014. When this campaign was announced I e-mailed Paul at this site about anomalies on the proposed extras discs, and he kindly put me in touch with a chap at Universal, to whom I sent a pdf with the tracks I felt should be included in each package. Happy to say that the first two albums turned out almost exactly as I requested (yes!!!) – although I personally would have packaged Scared To Live with Waking Hours, since it was a Spit B-side) – but the Twisted extra disc looks very odd. It’s not just the missing live B-sides, of which there are several. Of greater concern is the fact that they’ve neglected to include Someone Else Will – a B-side to Here and Now, and one of their finest non-album cuts. I’ve been a huge Dels fans since the release of “Waking Hours” and have collected every (very expensive) import single over the years.
Del Amitri Twisted Torrent
I haven’t checked to see if every b-side has been included on these three reissues, but it looks like they got the majority of themand I can confirm that most of their b-sides are as strong as their singles & album tracks. Justin Currie has one of the best (and most distinctive) voices I’ve ever heard, and his secret weapon is his ability to write consistently great bridges. They’re like mini songs lurking inside.
I hope these reissues expose their music to a lot of people who may have written them off during the ’90s.