SPOON 'TELEPHONO' LP
LABEL: Matador
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 7/24/2020
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1996
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Out of print for nearly five years, Telephono and Soft Effects are presented here re-mastered in one specially priced deluxe package with an added video and beautifully restored artwork. With amped-up acoustic guitars, jumpy song structures, and a punk attitude, Telephono (1996) was the shot across the bow from Austin's fledgling rock heroes. The follow-up, Soft Effects (1997), features five of Spoon's strongest songs and marks a leap forward in the band's repertoire, signaling the great things to come on subsequent Spoon albums.
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SPOON 'TELEPHONO' LP
SPOON 'TELEPHONO' LP
LABEL: Matador
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 7/24/2020
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1996
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Out of print for nearly five years, Telephono and Soft Effects are presented here re-mastered in one specially priced deluxe package with an added video and beautifully restored artwork. With amped-up acoustic guitars, jumpy song structures, and a punk attitude, Telephono (1996) was the shot across the bow from Austin's fledgling rock heroes. The follow-up, Soft Effects (1997), features five of Spoon's strongest songs and marks a leap forward in the band's repertoire, signaling the great things to come on subsequent Spoon albums.
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LABEL: Matador
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 7/24/2020
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1996
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Out of print for nearly five years, Telephono and Soft Effects are presented here re-mastered in one specially priced deluxe package with an added video and beautifully restored artwork. With amped-up acoustic guitars, jumpy song structures, and a punk attitude, Telephono (1996) was the shot across the bow from Austin's fledgling rock heroes. The follow-up, Soft Effects (1997), features five of Spoon's strongest songs and marks a leap forward in the band's repertoire, signaling the great things to come on subsequent Spoon albums.
