Product description. Sundays ~ Static & Silence Amazon.ca. This British act, led by Harriet Wheeler, was always one of the more uplifting members of the shoe. It took the Sundays five years to deliver their third album, Static & Silence. Five years is a long time, especially in the quicksilver world of pop music, but the Sundays sound totally unbothered by their absence on Static & Silence. Instead of sounding labored and forced, the album is gentle and effortless, as if it were recorded. Gratis Online Series Kijken Zonder Downloaden. To view this video download. SUNDAYS - STATIC AND SILENCE - CD. Stream Static & Silence by The Sundays and tens of millions of other songs on all.

Static & Silence is the third and final album by The Sundays, released in the UK by Parlophone on 22 September 1997, and in the U.S. By Geffen on 23 September 1997.

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It's certainly more playable and less stupendously shiteous than the 2017 Blind repress, but it is definitely a thin, tinny sound, almost definitely from digital or the like and not from any master pressing. I did notice some minor warpy-sounding segments in the middle of both sides, way more brief segments than on Blind.but it makes me wonder if Fugutive has an issue with the weight of their pressings or something with the center of a pressing (Blind's Side A goes off the rails completely about halfway through.) Having said all that, it is playable, and it's a fine placeholder until I can fork out $400 for the original, or until a more humane and ear-pleasing repressing comes into existence. At least my copy isn't off center and warped like the copy of Blind that dropped (like a pile flaming shit) last RSD. However, the sound is compressed and thin - and I am playing my records on a nice MicroSeiki from the 80s with a brand new stylus. Fake Super Mario Bros X 1.4 Download 1.2.2 there.

I bet this album would sound great on a Crosley or a Fisher Price record player. If there are truely going to be band sanctioned reissues next year then I suppose the copy I bought today is a place holder. This is the last 'Universal Special Markets' release I am ever going to buy. They don't seem to give a shit about the records they press and they don't even include a photocopy of any credits (i'm not asking for a nice glossy inner sleeve but for fucks sake, some information on the recording would be great- i'd even settle for a cd sized booklet).