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THE BOY WITH THE ARAB STRAP (25TH ANN. EDITION)
Gatefold sleeve, pressed on transparent pale blue vinyl. This 25th Anniversary edition also includes an exclusive art print of behind-the-scenes photos from the promotional video for the album, taken by band member Sarah Martin..
Genre | Indie |
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Format | VINYL |
Cat. no | JPRLP3CLR |
Label | JEEPSTER |
Artist | BELLE AND SEBASTIAN |
Release Date | 03/11/2023 |
Carrier | LP |
Barcode | 5053760106258 |
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TRACKLIST A1. It Could Have Been A Brilliant Career A2. Sleep The Clock Around A3. Is It Wicked Not To Care? A4. Ease Your Feet In The Sea A5. A Summer Wasting A6. Seymour Stein B1. A Spaceboy Dream B2. Dirty Dream Number Two B3. The Boy With The Arab Strap B4. Chickfactor B5. Simple Things B6. The Rollercoaster Ride INFO Twenty-five years after its original release, Belle and Sebastian have produced their most popular album in limited pale blue artwork with matching coloured vinyl. This 25th Anniversary edition also includes an exclusive art print of behind-the-scenes photos from the promotional video for the album, taken by band member Sarah Martin. This limited pale blue colour artwork is reproduced in the original colour used in 1998 on the albumâ„¢s promotional poster and T-shirt. The album was recorded in Glasgow at CaVa Studios during 1998. Videos were made at that time for Is It Wicked Not To Care, which inspired the 25th Anniversary art print, and Dirty Dream #2 (directed by Lance Bangs) which did not feature any band members. Belle and Sebastian were awarded Best Newcomer at the 1999 Brit Awards following the release of The Boy With The Arab Strap. Joining Stuart Murdoch on song writing duties on this album for the first time were band members Stevie Jackson, Isobel Campbell and Stuart David. The eponymous title track has become one of the most popular Belle and Sebastian songs and an iconic symbol of the live shows, when the band are ritually joined by their fans onstage as they dance to ËœThe Boy With The Arab Strapâ„¢