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I sell quality goods and cool stuff, including electronic instruments, clothing, and books. I love band T-shirts from the 1980s and 90s. I am always looking for unique band merchandise and Jeep accessories.
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15 December 2018
Amazing!
Amaze balls nuff said.
15 December 2018
Awesome deal
Super amazing device and and amazing deal!
03 March 2008
Hymns Triumphant
Hands down the Verve's most impressive album to date. It may not have been their last one as reports from the UK suggest the band is currently reforming. It is assumed new material will follow. However, if Urban Hymns was the last release from the Verve, it would be a beautiful swan song. The Verve seems to finally do what its peers have been proclaiming they should have done years prior to the Urban Hymns release, claim the UK rock throne. In the likes of the Stones and Cream these guys rock with a purpose on this album. Pure rock-pop brilliance here. Hymns gives something new to the die hard fans and gives something expected to brand new listeners.
The Verve only faults are tracks like "Neon Wilderness" while die hard fans will recognize this as Verve's true purest roots, new listeners will simply press the skip button. Redemption is found in tracks like "Sonnet", the amazing "The Drugs Don't Work", and the anthemic "Velvet Morning".
Urban Hymns will find its way into rock history as being a classic that kids 10 or 20 years from now will hail as a staple of for rock music as they way it was and still should sound like. Along with "Nevermind', and "Ten". Urban Hymns will be remembered as one the greatest rock albums of the late 20th century.