Verve Interview". Musicsaves.org. Archived from the original on 1 October 2011 . Retrieved 5 October 2011. Simon Jones – bass; percussion on "A New Decade"; keyboards on "A Northern Soul"; 12-string acoustic guitar on "History" There is one thing, though, that reminds you that they are albums by the same group. The shared conviction that there is only one thing really worth living for. Larkin, Colin (2011). "Verve". The Encyclopedia of Popular Music (5th conciseed.). Omnibus Press. ISBN 0-85712-595-8. melancholic, psychedelic, passionate, drugs, male vocalist, depressive, hypnotic, epic, atmospheric, repetitive, melodic, breakup, existential, ominous, pessimistic, alcohol, poetic, self-hatred

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a b Pappademas, Alex (23 June 2003). "The SPIN Record Guide: Essential Britpop". Spin . Retrieved 24 July 2016. Owen Morris – producer; Hammond organ on "Brainstorm Interlude"; synthesised strings on "History", string arrangement on "History" For the Sheridan Smith album, see A Northern Soul (Sheridan Smith album). For similar uses, see Northern soul (disambiguation). I prefer the album version of "Blue", the voice buried in the instruments give me some kind of space feel. "All in the mind" and "She's a Superstar" (the extended version) are also among their best songs.

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When he returned, he had one final statement. As with A Storm In Heaven’s “Blue,” brought in at the last minute, “History” would point towards The Verve’s next record: a stately acoustic ballad drenched in strings and which would resonate further than anyone could have imagined. “We were like, ‘F__king hell! That’s an incredible song,’” Jones recalls. The band recorded it that night. McCabe, however, declined to add a lead guitar part, feeling the song was perfect without him; Ashcroft would misread this as McCabe’s refusal to be a part of a song he hadn’t written. Regardless, the end result stands as the perfect encapsulation of the “pained” emotion Ashcroft’s northern soul had experienced. The legacy Kumpulan Kereta Api dan KRL Commuter Line di Stasiun Cikarang! JR 205 Nambu, Musashino, KA Walahar! 0:00A Northern Soul and its B-sides carry a slight self-consciousness, to the point that they are almost too flawless, while A Storm in Heaven is beautiful because it is flawed. guitar, piano 3, 11, acoustic guitar 4, 11, 12 string guitar 3, Hammond organ 4, moog synthesizer 11 Reprise - Another jam song filled with echoing voices and spacey guitar lines. This one isn't as good as Brainstorm Interlude, but it certainly captures the feeling of a drug induced daze in a 6 minute song. Practising in a dungeon in Wigan for this record, you're devoid of any kind of fashion, or thought of 'This is what we should be doing'. Like a band that goes into the studio and plays the music they hear in their heads rather than what they read in magazines. Use italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part