(Vinyl Love is a series of posts that quite simply lists, describes, and displays the pieces in my growing vinyl collection. You can bet that each record was given a spin during the drafting of each corresponding post.)
Artist: The Waterboys
Album Title: Fisherman’s blues
Year released: 1988
Year repressed: 2015
Details: 180 gram, black vinyl, 2006 remaster
The skinny: You might remember that this particular album hit the number three spot on the Best albums of 1988 series I did back in the summer. In that particular post, I spoke about how I came across the album and its incredible title track but I was remiss in not mentioning how obsessed I became with it and through repeat listens managed to get my wife into it as well. So of course, when I saw a 180 gram reissue of it on a record store shelf one day, I had to add it to my collection. It’s some great stuff for a Sunday morning spin.
Standout track: “Fisherman’s blues”
8 replies on “Vinyl love: The Waterboys “Fisherman’s blues””
A keeper of an album, by any internationally recognized measurement system!
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Yup. Definitely won’t be giving this one up. My turntable gave it a good workout this morning.
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Yup, we’ve talked about this recently, but it’s great.
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Always fancied this one, but never quite got around to buying it.
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It was on my list for a while and bought it as soon as I saw it. However, there are a few other classics for which I can’t say the same and I’ve regretted passing them by.
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I once spotted this for £4 and left it sitting. Dafty. One of many I-should-have-bought-that-when-I-saw-it regrets.
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That would’ve been a sweet steal. I have quite a few of those regrets myself.
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[…] already told the story of my real introduction to the band when their fourth album, the now iconic “Fisherman’s blues”, appeared at number three on my Best albums of 1988 list. After finally giving in to the haranguing […]
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