Squeeze - Sweets from a Stranger (2-pack) - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)

Squeeze - Sweets from a Stranger (2-pack) - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: There is a visible mark that plays lightly and intermittently for approx. the first 60 seconds of track 2 on side 1 of disc 1, "I Can't Hold On." I put them right up there with Elvis Costello and Peter Gabriel in the pantheon of British Pop Music of the era. Squeezes prime period with Jools Holland on keyboards encompasses four albums, any of which is worth owning. The band really gets going with their second album, Cool for Cats (1979), pulls

In the case of this album

not to mention the engineers

But three better sounding records by one artist -- assuming you have good copies to work with -- would be hard to find

It’s also a better performance than the famous Reiner

Those Harmonizing Guitars

plus tons of echo and ambience

The amount of effort that went into the recording of this album is comparable to that expended by the engineers and producers of bands like Supertramp

Who can resist these sublime orchestral works

Sheet Music

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This copy managed to take the Moodies' wonderful music to another level

you are about 80 to 85% of the way toward a Hot Stamper