Mobile Home Clear Vinyl

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Mobile Home Clear Vinyl by Longpigs is in our Vinyl Records collection. Read more to check availability and release details of Mobile Home Clear Vinyl below.

Description

Longpigs were the alternative rock band who came to prominence in the 1990s Britpop scene with their breakout debut album The Sun Is Often Out. Fronted by Crispin Hunt, the group also featured guitarist Richard Hawley, Simon Stafford on bass and drummer Andy Cook. Originally released in 1999 on U2s Mother label, Mobile Home was the bands second and final release. Highlights include the singles Blue Skies and The Frank Sonata and the Stephen Street produced track Gangsters. The album is now issued on vinyl for the very first time, pressed on 180g heavyweight clear vinyl, housed in a UV gloss sleeve.

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