Simply look for the Free Shipping truck next to
an item. The truck indicates an item is in the
Alibris warehouse and ready to ship. Select at
least $49 worth of items displaying a truck and
get free shipping to any US address.
Alibris is an online marketplace with over 10,000
independent sellers. When you select your items
from a single seller you'll get consolidated
shipping rates from that seller.
Not long after the release of A Northern Soul, the Verve imploded due to friction between vocalist Richard Ashcroft and guitarist Nick McCabe. It ...Show synopsisNot long after the release of A Northern Soul, the Verve imploded due to friction between vocalist Richard Ashcroft and guitarist Nick McCabe. It looked like the band had ended before reaching its full potential, which is part of the reason why their third album, Urban Hymns -- recorded after the pair patched things up in late 1996 -- is so remarkable. Much of the record consists of songs Ashcroft had intended for a solo project or a new group, yet Urban Hymns unmistakably sounds like the work of a full band, with its sweeping, grandiose soundscapes and sense of purpose. The Verve have toned down their trancy, psychedelic excursions, yet haven't abandoned them -- if anything, they sound more muscular than before, whether it's the trippy "Catching the Butterfly" or the pounding "Come On." These powerful, guitar-drenched rockers provide the context for Ashcroft's affecting, string-laden ballads, which give Urban Hymns its hurt. The majestic "Bitter Sweet Symphony" and the heartbreaking, country-tinged "The Drugs Don't Work" are an astonishing pair, two anthemic ballads that make the personal universal, thereby sounding like instant classics. They just are the tip of the iceberg -- "Sonnet" is a lovely, surprisingly understated ballad, "The Rolling People" has a measured, electric power, and many others match their quality. Although it may run a bit too long for some tastes, Urban Hymns is a rich album that revitalizes rock traditions without ever seeming less than contemporary. It is the album the Verve have been striving to make since their formation, and it turns out to be worth all the wait. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, RoviHide synopsis
Description:Very Good. 724384491321 CDs, Books or Video Games may have...Very Good. 724384491321 CDs, Books or Video Games may have small stickers or notations. DVDs may have rental packaging or small stickers. All discs are in Like New playing condition. Super-fast Shipping. Satisfaction Guaranteed. %
Description:Good. 724384491321 Some artwork, manuals, or packaging may be...Good. 724384491321 Some artwork, manuals, or packaging may be missing or damaged. All discs are in like new playing condition. Books may show signs of wear and have minor notations or highlighting. Super-fast Shipping. Satisfaction Guaranteed. %
Description:Like New. Like New condition. Audio CD. Case Like New. Booklet...Like New. Like New condition. Audio CD. Case Like New. Booklet Like New. Quality guaranteed! In original artwork/packaging unless otherwise noted.
Description:Fine. Like new. Urban Hymns Audio CD By Richard Ashcroft, The...Fine. Like new. Urban Hymns Audio CD By Richard Ashcroft, The Verve Product Details Track Listings 1. Bitter Sweet Symphony 2. Sonnet 3. The Rolling People 4. The Drugs Don't Work 5. Catching The Butterfly 6. Neon Wilderness 7. Space And Time 8. Weeping Willow 9. Lucky Man 10. One Day 11. This Time 12. Velvet Morning 13. Come On Audio CD (September 30, 1997) Original Release Date: September 30, 1997 Number of Discs: 1 Label: Virgin Records Us ASIN: B000000WF0 UPC: 724384491321.
Description:Fine. 724384491321 Like New! ! All items in stock ready for...Fine. 724384491321 Like New! ! All items in stock ready for immediate shipment.
Portions of content provided by Rovi Corporation. © 2013 Rovi Corporation.