The Cranberries: No Need To Argue (White Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP deluxe might indicate otherwise

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Kenji Kawai's awesome soundtrack to Go Nagai's 1987 Original Video Animation Devilman - The Birth gets a long overdue deluxe vinyl issue courtesy of Tiger Lab Vinyl

The skillfull filtering effects on the intro and the break makes you long for the days before the French ruined the filtered sound with their own inept approximation of the live EQing techniques that Chicago and New York DJs pioneered

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The combination is pure voodoo magic on wax

The Cranberries: No Need To Argue (White Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP deluxe might indicate otherwiseNow on white colored vinyl! Here it is, The Cranberries' breakout sophomore album from 1994. This was easily their most successful studio album, and the one that put them on the map. Here the Irish band took a harder and moodier approach, utilizing much more distortion and heavier topics than their previous effort Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? to great success. Even if you don't listen to alternative rock, there's no way you won't