A Northern Soul
A Northern Soul | ||||
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Studio album by The Verve | ||||
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Label (s) | Hut Recordings / Virgin / Vernon Yard (US) | |||
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CD, LP, cassette |
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Title (number) |
12 |
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running time |
62:59 |
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occupation |
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Owen Morris |
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A Northern Soul ( Engl. : A northern soul ) is the second album by the British band The Verve and was on 3. July 1995 published. Less than five weeks later, the band split for the first time. The album reached number 13 in the UK album charts.
description
Musically speaking, A Northern Soul is an experimental combination of psychedelic rock and bluesy soul . The result of endless sessions on ecstasy , alcohol, frustration with women and the usual Weltschmerz , it is an album with many rough edges, whose significance in the media hype between Oasis and Blur was unjustifiably lost, according to critics. With History and On Your Own it contains the first two songwriters - ballads by Richard Ashcroft .
Outcouplings
Track list
- A New Decade (04:12)
- This Is Music (03:35)
- On Your Own (03:33)
- So It Goes (06:11)
- A Northern Soul (06:32)
- Brainstorm Interlude (05:11)
- Drive You Home (06:41)
- History (05:26)
- No Knock on My Door (05:11)
- Life's an Ocean (05:44)
- Stormy Clouds (05:35)
- Stormy Clouds (Reprise - 06:11)