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The original studio album has been painstakingly re-mastered by Kevin Shields at Metropolis Studios in London. My Bloody Valentine remain one of the most unique and thrilling bands of the last 25 years. Sonic pioneers, they stood alone in the late 80s/early 90s, their two albums sounded like nothing that had gone before.
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DIGIPACKDISC 11. SOFT AS SNOW (BUT WARM INSIDE)2. LOSE MY BREATH3. CUPID COME4. NO MORE SORRY5. ALL I NEED6. FEED ME WITH YOUR KISS7. SUEISFINE8. SEVERAL GIRLS GALORE9. YOU NEVER SHOULD10. NOTHING MUCH TO LOSE11. I CAN SEE IT (BUT I CANand#039;T FEEL IT)
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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
At the end of the eighties post smiths and before grunge creation records produced some truly influential records. This is one of the best.'isn't anything' defines the MBV sound that muso journalists are still prone to name drop. Layers ands layers of guitar with some crisp drumming result in a dynamic range of styles from the ambient 'No more sorry' to the true speed mosh/shoe gazing 'sueisfine'. However my favourite is the outright sexual 'soft as snow' (but warm inside). Forget the 'dad rock' of Oasis this is why people will really mourn the demise of creation.
15 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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It seems this album has been completely overshadowed by the seminal Loveless but it is a shame as this is a real classic album. It is probably more generally accessible than Loveless but this doesn't mean it is of less worth. The sensual combination of the male and female voices off of each other and swooping guitar washes was totally new and still sounds fresh and startling. Melodically Soft as Snow but Warm Inside and No More Sorry are in a place somewhere between John Barry and Lee Hazlewood. A trully beautiful album with an edge.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Fur-Q
Format:Audio CD
The sound quality is waaaaay better then the original release. It sounds less shrill, more warm, and has more depth and clarity. The original sounds thin in comparison.
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The best
Possibly one of the defining albums of the 1990's who inspired a host of copycat sounds. Your music collection is worthless without this album in it
Published 21 days ago by Mr. P. Brown
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Awesome
At first i didn't think much of the album but now i think its awesome, difficult to get into but worthwhile once you do
Published 2 months ago by Jimmy Russels
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You will hear tunes in the woods
Great album of tunes bursting out of the distortion and noise, that are hard to shake out of your head, it's hard to decipher the words so lyrics should have been included with... Read more
Published 2 months ago by easy listener
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A true indie classic
Hadn't heard this for years as I had it on vinyl. This is how indie used to sound - raw, loud and different. Modern 'indie' bands should take note ('scuse pun)
Published 3 months ago by G. Spooner
5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent album.
Isn't Anything opens with machine gun snare pops and the fiddly bass intro of `Soft as Snow (But Warm Inside)', a song full of lysergic guitar chords and strange vocal hums that... Read more
Published 6 months ago by J. L. Cronshaw
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Well worth the wait..
Its been a long time coming but its been well worth the wait. I have owned and loved this LP since it came out. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Spudling
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THE GOSPEL
Strange how i was beside myself with excitement over an album i have listened to for years,as were many others and rightly so. Read more
Published 12 months ago by mister joe
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them elusive reissues
umm...is this ever going to come out?
i love this album...it's one of the best examples of monged out guitar noise ever (alongside killers like skullflower's 'form destroyer'... Read more
i love this album...it's one of the best examples of monged out guitar noise ever (alongside killers like skullflower's 'form destroyer'... Read more
Published on 31 Jan 2010 by surgery gainsbourg
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fragile, shoe-gazing beauty
After a chance meeting on a ferry to Calais at the start of my interrailing holiday, a friend (whom I not-so-secretly also fancied) lent me a copy of Isn't Anything - I should have... Read more
Published on 22 July 2009 by T. Lewis
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Indie Rock Milestone
My Bloody Valentine's first full length album Isn't Anything was one of the most influential albums of the 1980s. It remains the best showcase of Kevin Shields guitar sound. Read more
Published on 17 Mar 2008 by A. Mee
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