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THE DIVINE COMEDY – Promenade - 2CD [OCT 9th] modern-harmonic Opiate was a key song

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Opiate was a key song (and title) of Tool’s 1991 debut EP

A Bit Of Previous was recorded in Belle and Sebastian’s hometown of Glasgow when plans to fly to Los Angeles in spring of 2020 were scrapped due to the pandemic

modern production and a more diverse approach to songwriting and hits like “Unbreakable” take Stratovarius’ trademark heavy-catchyness to the next level

Alan Broadbent

Classics such as ‘Steppin’ Out’

THE DIVINE COMEDY – Promenade - 2CD [OCT 9th] modern-harmonic Opiate was a key songTHE DIVINE COMEDY Promenade 2CD [OCT 9th] Please note: This is a presale order, release date OCT 9th All orders will be shipped on or before OCT 9th You can also collect in store on release day 2CD Includes Booklet Promenade, originally released in 1994, loosely recounts a day in the life of a pair of friends siblings lovers. It was an immediate hit with the critics and catapulted Neil to early notoriety in France. Stand out tracks include Dont Look

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