Parklife" on vinyl breathes new life into Blur's acclaimed album, offering a superior listening experience for fans and audio enthusiasts alike. The warmth and depth of sound unique to the vinyl format elevate the album's indelible melodies and captivating themes. A must-have addition to any music lover's collection. User Comment The vinyl release of Blur's "Parklife" provides a superior listening experience as it accentuates the depth and warmth of the band's rich, textured soundscapes. The organic qualities of vinyl allow fans to engage with the album in a new light, presenting a heightened appreciation for the group's musicianship. Features and Benefits La portada está un tanto más oscura que la versión original y la foto del grupo en la contratapa es un tanto pixeleada. Los discos vienen en color dorado opaco.

Por el mismo precio hay esta versión que tiene una calidad asombrosa tanto en sonido como en vinilo, la carpeta los inserts, todo, no solo este álbum, todos los que sacaron de esta edición

Will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it.

La calidad de sonido es excelente, lo único que le falta es solo un poquitíto más de volumen pero todo lo demás (prensado, master utilizado y equalización) es muy bueno. Parklife is full of songs that find joy in the mundane, like "Girls & Boys" (a song about working-class holidaymakers in the sun) and "Parklife" (a day in the life of a cheeky, unemployed bench-sitter). I got the gold & silver too. No booklet though. Bought it at an official store and they told me it is official (for what it's worth). I noticed that the record is also for sale at FNAC in France. It appears on a list of the 50 Greatest bootlegs of all time by Uncut Magazine 2019. I do not know Blur at all and there are clearly way too many versions of this album to try and figure it out.If anyone can point me towards this version or at least the closest thing to it, I would be very appreciative. Recorded in Fulham, London at Maison Rouge between November 1993 & January 1994, except "To the End", recorded at RAK Studios, St. John's Wood, London. Keyboards [Vintage Keys], Effects [Sound Effects], Programmed By [Some Programming] – Stephen Street