9 thoughts on “ Strangers - Portishead - Glory Box (Vinyl) ”

1. g virgin vinyl pressing in heavy quality, sealed sleeve. black labels! not to be confused with Portishead - Dummy Track A2 contains samples from "Danube Incident" written & performed by Lalo Schifrin and a percussion sample from "Spin-It Jig" written by Henry Brooks and Otis Turner performed by Smokey Brooks Track A3 contains samples from "Elegant People" written & performed by Weather .

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2. Non hai capito le parole? Leggi la traduzione e guarda il video della canzone di Glory Box, tratta dall'album Dummy di Portishead. Cosa aspetti? Entra e scopri il significato della canzone!

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3. This vinyl comes as a double LP and is g/Black The only downside to this vinyl is that it's only one sleeve and not double-gate fold so you have to cram both records into one envelope which can be tedious if you don't replace the paper envelopes they originally come in. Paper envelopes can scratch your records if you're not careful enough/5().

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4. Performing with a piece orchestra, Portishead runs through selections from its two albums, favoring its second slightly. On the surface, it doesn't seem like the orchestra would add much to the performances, especially since the arrangements remain similar, but its presence makes the music tense, dramatic, and serhyreredvivathopercheapbripenmins.coinfo: $

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5. Mar 01,  · numb / wandering star / reaching out / strangers / over / it's a fire / glory box / pedestal / sour times.

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6. Glory Box [Vinyl] Portishead Format: Vinyl. out of 5 stars 1 rating. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Audio CD, January 1, "Please retry" $ — $ Audio CD5/5(1).

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7. But Portishead really made it crazy popular this year. Tricky released Maxinquaye the following year. This album is amazing from the beginning to the end. And it really still holds up after all these years. The album featured "Sour Times," "Numb," "Roads," "Glory Box" & "Mysterons.".

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8. Portishead - Glory Box Live On Jools Holland (First TV Appearance) [Portishead] - To Kill A Dead Man Portishead - It Could Be Sweet.

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9. Strangers Lyrics: Ooh / Can anybody see the light? / Where the morn' meets the dew and the tide rises / Did you realise no one can see inside your view? / Did you realise for why this sight belongs.

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