Shed Seven - Let It Ride - VINYL LP
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Shed Seven's third album, Let It Ride, is a vibrant and energetic collection of alternative rock anthems - Packed with catchy melodies and memorable hooks, it captures the band's confident and upbeat sound - This 180g vinyl re-issue, the first time the album has been made available on LP since it's initial , replicates the original 1998 Polydor pressing. Originally issued on Polydor Records in June 1998, Let It Ride built on the enormous popularity of 1996's A Maximun High, propelling the York-based indie four piece back into the UK Top 10. Let It Ride is the view from the summit of Shed Seven's first years of fame released nearly two years after A Maximum High, the album was trailed first by InchChasing RainbowsInch in November 1996, a Top 20 UK hit and arguably their most celebrated anthem. It was the first of the album's four singles the Britpop/Baggy joy of InchShe Left Me On FridayInch (No 11 in March 1998) followed; the arms-in-the-air power balladry of InchThe HeroesInch (No 18), concluding with that August's reflective InchDevil In Your ShoesInch. Produced by Stephen Street, Chris Sheldon and Dave Leaper, Let It Ride was partially recorded in the legendary Olympic Studios in Barnes. It finds the group stretching out, using drum machines and string sections, with songs like the country-influenced InchA HoleInch and the almost-metal of opener InchReturnInch. InchThere's songs on this album that have the ability to become classic songs, like The Beatles, like The Stones,Inch guitarist Paul Banks said at the time a bold claim, but then, listen to InchChasing RainbowsInch, and the melancholy closer InchGoodbyeInch to understand where he was coming from Album Tracks 1. Return 2. Let It Ride 3. The Heroes 4. Half Way Home 5. Devil in Your Shoes 6. She Left Me on Friday 7. A Hole 8. Drink Your Love 9. Stand Up and Be Counted 10. Chasing Rainbo
- GenreRockDescriptionShed Seven's third album, Let It Ride, is a vibrant and energetic collection of alternative rock anthems - Packed with catchy melodies and memorable hooks, it captures the band's confident and upbeat sound - This 180g vinyl re-issue, the first time the album has been made available on LP since it's initial , replicates the original 1998 Polydor pressing. Originally issued on Polydor Records in June 1998, Let It Ride built on the enormous popularity of 1996's A Maximun High, propelling the York-based indie four piece back into the UK Top 10. Let It Ride is the view from the summit of Shed Seven's first years of fame released nearly two years after A Maximum High, the album was trailed first by InchChasing RainbowsInch in November 1996, a Top 20 UK hit and arguably their most celebrated anthem. It was the first of the album's four singles the Britpop/Baggy joy of InchShe Left Me On FridayInch (No 11 in March 1998) followed; the arms-in-the-air power balladry of InchThe HeroesInch (No 18), concluding with that August's reflective InchDevil In Your ShoesInch. Produced by Stephen Street, Chris Sheldon and Dave Leaper, Let It Ride was partially recorded in the legendary Olympic Studios in Barnes. It finds the group stretching out, using drum machines and string sections, with songs like the country-influenced InchA HoleInch and the almost-metal of opener InchReturnInch. InchThere's songs on this album that have the ability to become classic songs, like The Beatles, like The Stones,Inch guitarist Paul Banks said at the time a bold claim, but then, listen to InchChasing RainbowsInch, and the melancholy closer InchGoodbyeInch to understand where he was coming from Album Tracks 1. Return 2. Let It Ride 3. The Heroes 4. Half Way Home 5. Devil in Your Shoes 6. She Left Me on Friday 7. A Hole 8. Drink Your Love 9. Stand Up and Be Counted 10. Chasing RainboArtistShed SevenTitleLet It RideFormatVINYLLabelProper Records Uk
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Shed Seven's third album, Let It Ride, is a vibrant and energetic collection of alternative rock anthems - Packed with catchy melodies and memorable hooks, it captures the band's confident and upbeat sound - This 180g vinyl re-issue, the first time the album has been made available on LP since it's initial , replicates the original 1998 Polydor pressing. Originally issued on Polydor Records in June 1998, Let It Ride built on the enormous popularity of 1996's A Maximun High, propelling the York-based indie four piece back into the UK Top 10. Let It Ride is the view from the summit of Shed Seven's first years of fame released nearly two years after A Maximum High, the album was trailed first by InchChasing RainbowsInch in November 1996, a Top 20 UK hit and arguably their most celebrated anthem. It was the first of the album's four singles the Britpop/Baggy joy of InchShe Left Me On FridayInch (No 11 in March 1998) followed; the arms-in-the-air power balladry of InchThe HeroesInch (No 18), concluding with that August's reflective InchDevil In Your ShoesInch. Produced by Stephen Street, Chris Sheldon and Dave Leaper, Let It Ride was partially recorded in the legendary Olympic Studios in Barnes. It finds the group stretching out, using drum machines and string sections, with songs like the country-influenced InchA HoleInch and the almost-metal of opener InchReturnInch. InchThere's songs on this album that have the ability to become classic songs, like The Beatles, like The Stones,Inch guitarist Paul Banks said at the time a bold claim, but then, listen to InchChasing RainbowsInch, and the melancholy closer InchGoodbyeInch to understand where he was coming from Album Tracks 1. Return 2. Let It Ride 3. The Heroes 4. Half Way Home 5. Devil in Your Shoes 6. She Left Me on Friday 7. A Hole 8. Drink Your Love 9. Stand Up and Be Counted 10. Chasing Rainbo
Shed Seven's third album, Let It Ride, is a vibrant and energetic collection of alternative rock anthems - Packed with catchy melodies and memorable hooks, it captures the band's confident and upbeat sound - This limited edition 2LP 180gm vinyl re-issue, the first time the album has been made available on LP since it's initial , features a second LP containing 12 B-sides taken from the album's four singles. Originally issued on Polydor Records in June 1998, Let It Ride built on the enormous popularity of 1996's A Maximun High, propelling the York-based indie four piece back into the UK Top 10. Let It Ride is the view from the summit of Shed Seven's first years of fame released nearly two years after A Maximum High, the album was trailed first by InchChasing RainbowsInch in November 1996, a Top 20 UK hit and arguably their most celebrated anthem. It was the first of the album's four singles the Britpop/Baggy joy of InchShe Left Me On FridayInch (No 11 in March 1998) followed; the arms-in-the-air power balladry of InchThe HeroesInch (No 18), concluding with that August's reflective InchDevil In Your ShoesInch. Produced by Stephen Street, Chris Sheldon and Dave Leaper, Let It Ride was partially recorded in the legendary Olympic Studios in Barnes. It finds the group stretching out, using drum machines and string sections, with songs like the country-influenced InchA HoleInch and the almost-metal of opener InchReturnInch. InchThere's songs on this album that have the ability to become classic songs, like The Beatles, like The Stones,Inch guitarist Paul Banks said at the time a bold claim, but then, listen to InchChasing RainbowsInch, and the melancholy closer InchGoodbyeInch to understand where he was coming from. Album Tracks 1. Return 2. Let It Ride 3. The Heroes 4. Half Way Home 5. Devil in Your Shoes 6. She Left Me on Friday 7. A Hole 8. Drink Your
Limited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Archive live released from the Britpop band recorded in Glasgow, Scotland on December 3rd, 2002. Includes InchGoing For Gold,Inch InchDisco Down,Inch InchShe Left Me On Friday,Inch InchOn Standby,Inch and InchGetting Better.Inch
Now on 140 gram RED vinyl. Includes Going For Gold, Disco Down, She Left Me On Friday, On Standby, Getting BetterRecorded at Barrowland, Glasgow, 3rd December 2002.
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