Listen Without Prejudice

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In a career which spanned 35 years, George Michael gave the world the ultimate pop experience with Wham!

Only drama is the thick card inner sleeve is too tight - struggled to get the record out, but then it was never going back in that anyway. It sounds brilliant on vinyl and I've been blasting that track out to the annoyance of my wife and son for the last few days. It certainly did, George weaves a personal journey of thoughts, feelings and experiences at various pace lifting heavily from his love of soul music and black artists. I could deal with the warping but the fact that it skips right in the chorus of “Freedom 90” is unforgivable. Praying For Time is the worst culprit – all top end, with a bit of bass, and almost nothing in the middle.Produced during his Epic battle with Sony Music and the resulting court case George promised not to do any publicity or promotion of the album, letting the music speak for itself. and “God Smack” give Layne Staley a chance to explore a vocal arsenal that encompasses bluesy wails, unholy screams, and. A fabulous album, these tracks still sound as great today as they did when it was released back in the 90s.

When will record companies ever learn that these sleeves result in inevitable scuffing and markings as the disc has to be tightly held whilst it is extracted.Especially side-by-side with recordings like Waiting For The Day, Mother's Pride and Soul Free, all of which have much more power and clarity. We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site, provide personalised content and advertising, analyse our traffic, and ensure you see more of what you love.

EX (Excellent): The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening of sound quality. George’s Michael’s glittering career spanned four decades and he sold over 115 million albums worldwide, amassing a series of Number 1 singles and albums, including Faith and Listen Without Prejudice Vol. Again, as a new old listener I am just amazed this came out in 1990, with much of it recorded in 1989. Language - Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.

Working with a band that is looser and grittier than the Mondays, Shaun Ryder sounds reinvigorated, creating.

Yeah, is a surreal, funky, profane, and perversely joyous album, overflowing with casual eclecticism and giddy humour. I've always regretted not getting this on vinyl at the time and only had the CD version, so jumped at the chance of getting this on release date last week. The sleeve is printed with valuable information and whilst necessary someone could have the brainwave of also including a non static paper sleeve to sit in the cover next to the cardboard one, if it costs a few pennies more than so be it. A good wipe with a carbon fibre brush removed much of this but I think I'm going to have to put this through my record cleaning system; not something I would have expected to do immediately. After listening to it I cannot say it's a bad quality, on the contrary my copy sounds more than good.

M (Mint): The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality.