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Primal Scream
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Screamadelica
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| Label: |
Sire |
| Date: |
10/8/1991 |
| Length: |
0:00 |
| Format: |
CD |
| Genre: |
Rock; Alternative |
| Category: |
rock |
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Movin' on Up
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Slip Inside This House
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Don't Fight It, Feel It
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Higher Than the Sun
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Inner Flight
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Come Together
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Loaded
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Damaged
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I'm Comin' Down
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Higher Than the Sun (A Dub Symphony in Two Parts)
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Shine Like Stars
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A watershed '90s release, Screamadelica was the most convincing marriage of overground rock and underground dance music yet. With one foot in Beggars Banquet-era Stones (the gospel-rock "Movin' on Up") and the other in the trippy soundscapes of rave culture (the Orb-produced "Higher Than the Sun"), Primal Scream caught the mind-blown euphoria of Ecstacy better than anyone. Frontman Bobby Gillespie had no singing voice to speak of, but his vision of cosmic hedonism made him a drugged-out Pied Piper for the acid tribes. From the incantatory anthems "Loaded" and "Come Together" to the sinister rendering of the 13th Floor Elevators' "Slip Inside This House," Screamadelica was a modern psych classic. --Barney Hoskyns
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