Hilary Duff - Luck... Or Something - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Terry Hall's second solo album pressed on 140g Black Vinyl, including the singles 'Ballad of a Landlord' and 'I Saw the Light'. Originally released in 1997 on the Southsea Bubble Company tag, Terry Hall's Laugh, followed his acclaimed debut with a blend of wit, melancholy, and melody that marked him as one of Britain's most distinctive voices. Much of Laugh was co-written with former Smiths guitarist Craig Gannon, with further collaborations from a stellar cast including Stephen Duffy, Sean O'Hagan (The High Llamas), and Damon Albarn of Blur-who had previously worked with Hall on his 1995 Rainbows EP. The album was produced by Hall himself, alongside Gannon and Cenzo Townshend, and has since gained cult status for it's sharp songwriting and intimate, understated arrangements. Album Tracks 1. Love to See You 2. Sonny and His Sister 3. Ballad of a Landlord 4. Take It Forever 5. Misty Water 6. A Room Full of Nothing 7. Happy Go Lucky 8. For the Girl 9. Summer Follows Spring 10. I Saw the Light

Hollywood Records Hilary Duff Most Wanted Metallic Silver/Black EP Hilary Duff's platinum-selling Most Wanted EP was released in 2005 on Hollywood Records. Featuring the singles InchWake UpInch and InchBeat of My Heart.Inch Available on metallic silver & black 12Inch vinyl. Limited Edition. Album Tracks 1. Wake Up 2. The Getaway 3. Beat of My Heart 4. Come Clean (Remix 2005) 5. Mr. James Dean 6. So Yesterday 1. Metamorphosis 2. Rock This World (Remix 2005) 3. Break My Heart 4. Fly 5. Girl Can Rock 6. Our Lips Are Sealed 7. Why Not (Remix 2005)

Triptides is shedding the word InchpsychedelicInch from it's vocabulary. Maybe because after over a decade of adventurous songs and albums across genres and styles-ranging from bedroom pop to prog rock to Laurel Canyon country-the term InchinterdimensionalInch feels more appropriate to the Southern California-based band.Driven by the songwriting mind of multi-instrumentalist Glenn Brigman with longtime collaborator and multi-instrumentalist Stephen Burns, Triptides is moving through a galaxy of music following only their own compass. And with their latest album, InchStarlightInch (coming April 2023 via Curation Records), the duo proves there is a lot more they wish to explore.In an almost-jazzy fusion of electric keyboard textures and dancefloor grooves, the latest eleven-song LP dips and dives into the worlds of Stereolab, Steely Dan and Cortex. With tightly interwoven rhythm guitars and basslines, coupled with Brigman's keen sense of melody and harmony, there's a new energy shining through with InchStarlightInch.It's quite a departure from last year's laid back acoustic strummer, InchSo Many DaysInch, and it's lightyears from the surf-rock-cassette era of the group. But despite the unexpected movements, from the sounds and structures, you can instantly tell that it's Triptides behind the wheel-ready to launch you to another star.A1. Starlight RitualA2. UnwoundA3. LatitudesA4. Never Asking WhyA5. CassisA6. Broken LensB1. As You Can SeeB2. ReactorB3. Cities UndergroundB4. Thought CollectorB5. Hard To Explain Album Tracks 1. Starlight Ritual 2. Unwound 3. Latitudes 4. Never Asking Why 5. Cassis 6. Broken Lens 7. As You Can See 8. Reactor 9. Cities Underground 10. Thought Collector 11. Hard to Explain 12. TV Screen