Brothers & Sisters 25th Anniversary 7inch Double Vinyl £32.00
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Gatefold double 734 vinyl pressed on blue and pink colour BioVinyl Silver laminate sleeve Hot foil embossed colour inner sleeves Exclusive for vinyl 039The Story of Brothers amp Sisters039 by Simon Williams Fierce Panda RecordsThe original Brothers amp Sisters release was a twotrack 7 Brothers amp Sisters and Easy To Please and a three track CD single, with Only Superstition as the third song which, while not included on the original 734 vinyl release, appears on this special 25th anniversary edition.
The release captured the essence of a young band, defining their sound and finding their fanbase.
The three songs cost 450 to record and it roared to number 92 in the charts.As a curious bonus, the fourth track on the EP is a new addition, The Story of Brothers amp Sisters039.
This is a spoken word excerpt lifted from the audiobook of Pandamonium How Not To Run A Record Label by Fierce Panda founder Simon Williams.
In KneeTrembler Chapter 17, pages159168 he describes in raffishly intimate detail the how039s, why039s and wherefores of Coldplays early days shaking the timbers of the Camden Falcon, the Kentish Town Bull amp Gate and Station Studios in Southgate, as well as being championed by Radio Ones Evening Session and getting their first reviews in the NME newspaper on their way to Brothers amp Sisters, their debut release.
The release captured the essence of a young band, defining their sound and finding their fanbase.
The three songs cost 450 to record and it roared to number 92 in the charts.As a curious bonus, the fourth track on the EP is a new addition, The Story of Brothers amp Sisters039.
This is a spoken word excerpt lifted from the audiobook of Pandamonium How Not To Run A Record Label by Fierce Panda founder Simon Williams.
In KneeTrembler Chapter 17, pages159168 he describes in raffishly intimate detail the how039s, why039s and wherefores of Coldplays early days shaking the timbers of the Camden Falcon, the Kentish Town Bull amp Gate and Station Studios in Southgate, as well as being championed by Radio Ones Evening Session and getting their first reviews in the NME newspaper on their way to Brothers amp Sisters, their debut release.