More Specials - The Specials

Description: Genre: Reggae - Ska / Artist: The Specials / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2002-03-25 at Two Tone / Disc #1 ... more

More Specials - The Specials ... Tracklisting
1 Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)
2 Man At C & A
3 Hey Little Rich Girl
4 Do Nothing
5 Pearl's Cafe
6 Sock It To 'Em Jb
7 Stereotype/Stereotypes Pt 2
8 Holiday Fortnight
9 I Can't Stand It
10 International Jet Set
11 Enjoy Yourself (Reprise)

Newest Review: ... a very clean and clear sound as you would hope it would. Man at C& A sounds surprisingly similar to Ghost Town which came ... more

... out a year later, in fact the whole of this alum sounds like a slightly disjointed version of other Specials work. Hey Little, Rich Girl has a very tropical feel to it and unfortunately is more likely to be remembered for Amy Winehouse's cover of the song. I love the original though, the saxophone playing on it is particularly good, the vocals sound like a tamed Hugh Cornwell. Lyrically the album is not particularly cheerful, there's quite a lot of that wallowing in early 80s self-pity about it but fortunately teh...more

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	More Specials Release Date: 2002 - 03 - 25, Audio CD, Two Tone Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47	£ 5.98	Free! within 24 hours

More Specials
Release Date: 2002 - 03 - 25, Audio CD, Two Tone

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More Specials - The Specials: Pockets of quality but a bit disjointed (291 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Next up on my objective of reviewing the latest album of this year's Glastonbury Acts takes me to a more familiar band and an album that is far from new. More Specials was the 2nd release of The Specials and it included much more original work than their debut album, the re-released version of this 1980 album, released in 2007 has a very clean and clear sound as you would hope it would. Man at C& A sounds surprisingly similar to Ghost Town which came out a year later, in fact the whole of this alum sounds like a slightly disjointed version of other Specials work. Hey Little, Rich Girl has a very tropical feel to it and unfortunately is more ... Read the complete review