Walking Wounded

NOT a review of the album, which is extraordinary, but of the vinyl LP, which is terrible. There's audible static on right channel (not normal LP pops and clicks) that can be heard over the music. I'm no vinyl noob; this is not normal or tolerable for a brand new LP. I listened on 2 turntables and 3 cartridges with same result. I also own the CD, and guess I will have to stick with that. Thank you Amazon for your great return policy.

this clubby Lp hit the floor in london in 1996. Multiple singles and remixes later, remains one of the signature albums of that period. Stunning sound on reissued vinyl. easily one of the most underrated bands of any era, still going strong, albeit via solo works and non-fiction--highly recommended.

After the success of the Todd Terry's remix of their song "Missing," Everything But the Girl went from acoustic folk/pop duo to a flat-out electronica outfit, expanding their fan base immeasurably. This phenomenal album is fleshed out with a couple of demos, a slew of remixes, and two versions of their remarkable rendition of "Corcovado" (originally recorded for the AIDS benefit album Red Hot + Rio). Great liner notes offer insight to the recording process. This remastered edition is a must for any EBTG fan.

This album is good. The only thing I didnt really like about it was the style of sound they've adapted. It's all drum and bass techno sound here. If ever you've listened to EBTG in the past, you'll notice that they had that jazz-pop beat that's so light and romantic. Now, EBTG has jumped into the bandwagon by going electronic. I have nothing against eletronic music, in fact I like techno music, but somehow Tracy Thorn's voice is drowned out by thumping bass and high hat hisses. I love Tracy Thorn's voice. She has a great voice! This album however didnt showcase much of that talent. Instead, it showcased Ben Watts new found toy--- electronic riff music. If you're hoping to hear Tracy Thorn sing into your heart on this one, you might be disappointed. If you're interested in hearing Ben Watts electronic gadgetry, then this album is full of it. If you're hoping to hear the EBTG jazz-pop sound in this album, well, you wont find it here. Try it.

Still put this on frequently along with Tempermental when I'm looking to have good music to do work to.

i ended up getting old origanal version of this cd when i orderred it but the seller immediately made it right once they realized the mistake this is one of my favorite EBTG albums i was looking forward to the extra disc of remixes but thats okay

Excellent!

great

Brilliant sound, excellent music, five stars all round.Highly recommended.

Was just getting into it when it glitched on Track 2 the big single, wrong. Returning.

Bought as a Christmas gift for my partner, who is a vinyl junkie!! And he absolutely loved it.

Fabulous,love their Music.

I have the CD. I think the vinyl pressing sounds just as good if not better. Wonderful album and great buy!

takes me back 2 1996 etc.. plus the bonus tracks nice..

I was truly surprised when I listened to this album. It's definitely an album for people who have lusted or loved. Easy listening and well worth the buy even after all the years since the album was released.

Great CD. Glad to gave this back in my collection.

enjoyed listening to this album, songs kept me interested, also love Tracey Thorn's voice. I am very pleased with this album.

The second cd with extended and dj/mixed-tracks makes this worth the very good price, cheaper than retail and a great listen.

Tracy Thorne a lovely voice to listen to.

Very good and fast service

a fabulous CD timeless and never get tired of listening to it.buy it and Temperamental too especially love listening to it in the car on the way to work cheers me up.

fantastic albaum and remixes

This is one of the later cd's with beats and brakes. I had to get used to it but now that I am used to this sound I really like the cd.