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Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Lush / Audio CD released 1999-10-01 at 4ad / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Li ... more
Split - Lush ... Light From A Dead Star
2 Kiss Chase
3 Blackout
4 Hypocrite
5 Lovelife
6 Desire Lines
7 Invisible Man
8 Undertow
9 Never Never
10 Lit Up
11 Starlust
12 When I Die

Newest Review: ... exactly what it reminded me of. 02 - Kiss Chase. Now this is more like it, straight into the jangly gothic sounding guitars ... more

 ... with the girls vocal track right in the middle of the mixing desk. Again this reminds me of All About Eve with elements of The Mission. Was Phil King showing his influences here perhaps? Mind you that guitar in the middle 8 positively oozes Madchester influences too, circa Stone Roses "Waterfall". 03 - Blackout. A very unusual "faded up" play-in, this is one their "Riot Grrl" tracks, more about dischord than their usual layered vocal style. It's very Punk in its its influences (think...more

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raypdaley182
Premium Review Split - Lush: No Split decision here, buy it! (1225 words)
by - written on 03/06/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Lush are a now sadly defunct 90's band from the "Shoegazer" genre who had a couple of minor hits (Single Girl was probably the biggest a& best known of those) but they never really followed up on them with any further major sucess. Oddly enough the band had a great & unique sound as well as members to appeal to both genders with the lovely Miki Berenyi with sexy red hair & amazing legs who as well as singing & playing guitar also wrote words & music so she was pretty AND talented, a rather awesome package in just 1 person. If you didn't like redheads there was Emma Anderson - she of the dark haired persuasion, also ...  Read the complete review

larsbaby
Crowned Review Lush melodies from the mid 90s (2297 words)
by - written on 11/12/07 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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INTRODUCTION You can tell from my previous music reviews that I am a big champion of late 80s/early to mid 90s Indie. And continuing on this theme, here I look at one time Indie darlings Lush. I became familiar with Lush in my first year as a student, and managed to see them at my University. The Lower Refectory, Sheffield University Students Union if anyone really wants to know. It cost me a princely sum of £1.75 to see them strut their stuff. It cost a bit more for the black t-shirts with a huge "Lush" logo embossed on the back and swirly, brightly coloured patterns on the front, but it was worth it. A friend of mine was on the Entertainments ...  Read the complete review

 

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