T2 Trainspotting: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Warner Bros. is an American entertainment company, founded in 1918 by four brothers - Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack Warner. The company is now a subsidiary of Time Warner.MPN
WARNER B01LTI9PQ6
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Stan A
25-05-2023 10:35
This album is amazing and sits well alongside Eat to The Beat. It feels like a return to form while still being fresh. It's clear that the group had fun making it. While there are a few tracks that don't quite hit the mark, this is true of all Blondie albums (and most artists). However, with this album, there is far more good than bad and even the 'off' tracks are better than some previous work by the group. Unlike previous albums, there aren't any tracks I feel like skipping, which is refreshing. Debbie's vocals also sound more true to her younger voice compared to previous albums that sounded forced and overproduced. Overall, I love this album and it has reignited my passion for Blondie.
