Various Artists – Help! A Day In The Life (Red) Double Vinyl

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Help! A Day In The Life (Red) Double Vinyl. This Double Vinyl is in stock. For more check out all the official Various Artists merchandise & vinyl available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £26 +P&P All proceeds from this product support the charity War Child and their mission to protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children in war.Registered charity number 1071659To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the iconic HELP album a new generation of artists came together to create, at the time,the fastest album ever. They recorded Help A Day In The Life on Thursday 8th September 2005 which the record available fordownload just 32 hours later.Bands delivered tracks from all around the world, Damon Albarn cancelled a flight to China so Gorillaz could record their track,Hong Kong. The Kaiser Chiefs recorded a cover version of I Heard It Through the Grapevine whilst on tour in Berlin, Damien Ricedelivered CrossEyed Bear in a break recording his second album in Dublin and the Manic Street Preachers sent in their thirdcontribution to a War Child album, Leviathan, from South Wales. In a late addition to the tracklisting Chris Martin recorded anew vocal and lyrics for How You See The World No. 2 from New York and Tuarweg musicians Tinawiren sent in Cler Achel fromParis.Elbow recorded a new song called Snowball, which lead singer Guy Garvey described as dealing with his outrage at the UKinvolvement in the Iraq conflict. Its first line The biggest mistakes will be forgiven but the snowball of white lies will crush ourhearts.’ And a significant contribution came from Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier and refugee from Sudan who donatedthe track Gua.Alongside The Manic Street Preachers and Radiohead, John Squire also returned from the original HELP album to design thecover of Help A Day which also features illustrations from Paul Smith and Duncan Lloyd of Maximo Park.Help A Day In The Life will be available in classic black vinyl, red vinyl exclusive to War Child Records D2C store.Help A Day In The Life is part of a series of four rereleases by War Child Records making the amazing music artists havedonated to the charity available on DSPs and vinyl for the first time. All proceeds from these releases will directly fund WarChild’ life saving work with children affected by conflict.Side AColdplay – How You See The World No. 2Razorlight – Kirby’ HouseRadiohead – I Want None Of ThisKeane and Faultline – Goodbye Yellow Brick RoadEmmanuel Jal – GuaSide BGorillaz – Hong KongManic Street Preachers – LeviathanKaiser Chiefs – I Heard It Through The GrapevineDamien Rice – CrossEyed BearSide CThe Magic Numbers – Gone Are The DaysTinariwen – Cler AchelThe Coral – It Was NothingMylo – Mars Needs WomenMaximo Park – WastelandSide DElbow – SnowballBloc Party – The PresentHard Fi – Help Me PleaseThe Go Team – Phantom BroadcastBabyshambles – From Bollywood To Battersea

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