8 thoughts on “ The Sundays - Blind (CD, Album) ”

1. Find The Sundays discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Find The Sundays discography, albums and singles on AllMusic The Sundays Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine + Follow Artist. Jangly dream pop band built on prime influences from the Smiths and Cocteau Twins, led by the girlish singing of Harriet Wheeler. Blind: DGC

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2. SUNDAYS Vinyl Records and CDs: With a classic British Jangle Pop sound interwoven with Harriet Wheeler's siren singing, the Sundays wowed indie kids everywhere with their debut Reading, Writing & Arithmetic. Although they were more commercially successful for their gossamer cover of "Wild Horses," the Sundays could hold their own as.

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3. The Sundays' third album is a sweet, fragile, achy collection of memorable pop songs. It's a bit less dreamy and a little more forward, but the five-year absence only added maturity to their sound.4/5(66).

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4. Feb 07,  · Explore releases from The Sundays at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from The Sundays at the Discogs Marketplace.

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5. Featuring gentle, folk-based guitars and pop melodies, the Sundays' second album isn't much of a sonic departure from their first album. While it does have several fine numbers, it doesn't have as many outstanding songs as Reading, Writing and Arithmetic; nevertheless, Blind will 6/

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6. The Sundays were an English alternative rock band. The band formed in the late s and released three albums: “Reading, Writing and Arithmetic”, “Blind” and “Static & Silence” in.

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7. The Sundays here sound like a more integrated musical unit, and for that reason Blind is the rare sophomore release that not only holds its own against the first album, but actually outperforms it. --Alan E /5().

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8. Feb 17,  · The Sundays: Blind ‎ (CD, Album, RP) DGC: DGCD US: Unknown: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Show All 42 Reviews. Add Review. dachy February 17, Report; referencing Blind, CD, Album, TOCP The Japanese import title is unrelatedly translated as "Glass-coloured Story". /5().

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