Death In June Nada Vinyl

Death in june nada.

Death in june nada vinyl.

Written by christ 9 3 tracks. Tracks like c est un reve leper lord and carousel are unique a release when dij was with patrick o kill aside of douglas p. Another matt brown textured cover version death in june nada also came into print. Both are said to be limited to 2000 copies each.

Written by christ 93 tracks. New european recordings bad vc 13 format. Douglas pearce is not only a musician he s an artist. 2nd edition released later in the 1980s came in glossy pigskin textured sleeves.

Nada seems to be still the favourite album of many death in june and goth fans in general. Nada seems to be still the favourite album of many death in june and goth fans in general. Vinyl lp picture disc album limited edition reissue country. A3 b1 b2 death in june notes this is the 2nd edition released possibly in 1986 and came in glossy brown pigskin textured sleeves on black vinyl.

Maybe because is the first album that i ve heard of death in june but i remember it with pleasure. 3rd edition death in june nada was released after 1990 and is packaged in a glossy brown leather textured sleeve. It s surely one of their most accessible and melodic quite far from the gloomy industrial atmospheres of the world that summer or the wall of sacrifice. It s surely one of their most accessible and melodic quite far from the gloomy industrial atmospheres of the world that summer or the wall of sacrifice.

Electronic rock style. Nada is one of the most classical recordings of death in june till today and was out of print for more than 5 years. 30th anniversary of death in june 1981 2011 celebration edition all tracks originally recorded and released between 1984 1985 the double lp limited to 1 000 copies is pressed on colored vinyl 250 on translucent blue vinyl and 750 on gold vinyl and contains all the songs from the original album plus all other material officially recorded and released between 1984 85. Nada is one of his first work but it reaches my heart maybe better that other more recent works.

Surely is the album that changed my way to look at the music.