CD Album - Dubstar - Disgraceful - Food

CD Album

Artist:	Dubstar
Title:	Disgraceful
Label:	Food
Country:	UK
Date:	1995
Catalogue:	7143 8 35216 2 3 / FOODCD 13
Barcode:	724383521623
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Dubstar	Stars	Hillier	7.0 Rate
02	Dubstar	Anywhere	Hillier, Wilkie	8.0 Rate
03	Dubstar	Just A Girl She Said	Blackwood, Hillier, Wilkie	Rate
04	Dubstar	Elevator Song	Hillier	Rate
05	Dubstar	The Day I See You Again	Hillier	Rate
06	Dubstar	Week In Week Out	Blackwood, Hillier, Wilkie	Rate
07	Dubstar	Not So Manic Now	Harling, Kirby, Mason, Robinson	7.0 Rate
08	Dubstar	Popdorian	Hillier	7.0 Rate
09	Dubstar	Not Once, Not Ever	Hillier	Rate
10	Dubstar	St. Swithin's Day	Billy Bragg	Rate
11	Dubstar	Disgraceful	Hillier	Rate

Notes

Standard Jewel Case.

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Description: Dubstar - Disgraceful - Food - UK - 1995 - Front Cover

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Description: Dubstar - Disgraceful - Food - UK - 1995 - Back Cover

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Description: Dubstar - Disgraceful - Food - UK - 1995 - Disc

Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 10th Jul 2017		I'd like to see the open furry purse.



Scratchy45 10th Jul 2017		I'll put up the original issue at some point, which has a different cat#.



albert 8th Jul 2017		the fluffy bunny slipper thing on the cover is the replacement sleeve, the original sleeve was a lot more suggestive (an opened furry purse).



Magic Marmalade 7th Jul 2017



Magic Marmalade 7th Jul 2017		Review A nice, bouncy, synth-dub-reggae-pop album for summer... ...Dubstar were one of those I was only dimly conscious of first time round, perhaps too light and pop-y for me at the time, when I was young and serious... ...But now I'm old and ridiculous, it's just the ticket for a sunny summer's day. It's dub / reggae, done with synths, and is very pop-some, probably best described as sitting somewhere amidst a triangle of reference, who's points are Massive Attack, St. Etienne, and... erm... some reggae type person... (I don't really go in for reggae, on the whole, so I'll defer to your knowledge here) But it's a perfect album to put on if you're having a barbeque, and there are many musical tastes to cater for, and you want something that all will generally like. 4 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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UK - Food - 1995