Soda Stereo - Sueno Stereo - Limited Clear Vinyl - VINYL LP

Digitally Remastered Edition from the Most Popular Latin Rock Band from Argentina Fronted by Gustavo Cerati. Album Tracks 1. (En) El Septimo Dia 2. Millon de Años Luz 3. Cancion Animal 4. 1990 5. Sueles Dejarme Solo 6. De Musica Ligera 7. Hombre Al Agua 8. Entre Canibales 9. Te Para 3 10. Cae El So

Sueno Stereo is the final album recorded by Argentine rock band Soda Stereo. By 1995, it was clear that the band was the most important Argentinian group of the decade. The album went platinum in 15 days and Rolling Stone considered it the fourth-best album in Latin rock history. The album is a true reflection of the times, blending Britpop, dream pop and electronic music. Next to that the band named The Beatles as a major influence on the album's structure. Inspired by The Beatles did the band end the album with a medley on the D-side. This gives the album a strong conceptual feel. Sueno Stereo is available as a limited edition of 2000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear vinyl and includes an insert. Album Tracks 1. Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolver 2. Disco Eterno 3. Zoom 4. Ojo de la Tormenta 5. Efecto Doppler 6. Paseando Por Roma 1. Pasos 2. Angel Electrico 3. Crema de Estrellas 4. Planta 5. X-Playo 6. Moire

2001 compilation album by the British rock group. The band's relationship with longtime tag Fiction Records came to a close, and The Cure were obliged to one final album for the tag. Robert Smith agreed to a greatest hits album under the condition that he could choose the tracks himself. The album features some of the group's biggest hits, including 'Boys Don't Cry', 'The Lovecats', 'Lullaby', 'Lovesong', 'Friday I'm in Love' and many more. Album Tracks 1. Boys Don't Cry 2. A Forest 3. Let's Go to Bed 4. The Walk 5. The Lovecats 6. Inbetween Days 7. Close to Me 8. Why Can't I Be You? 9. Just Like Heaven 10. Lullaby 1. Lovesong 2. Never Enough 3. High 4. Friday I'm in Love 5. Mint Car 6. Wrong Number 7. Cut Here 8. Just Say Yes