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Belle & Sebastian Boy With The Arab Strap LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 20962623
- UPC:
- 5027731385034
- MPN:
- 3138503
- Condition:
- New
Description
Import LP pressing. The quirky Glaswegian outfit's highly acclaimed & highly anticipated 1998 album featuring 12 timeless pop songs that are neither pretentious nor too cute. A 1998 Jeepster/ Matador release.
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1. It Could Have Been a Brilliant Career 2. Sleep the Clock Around 3. Is It Wicked Not to Care 4. Ease Your Feet in the Sea 5. Summer Wasting 6. Seymour Stein 7. Space Boy Dream 8. Dirty Dream Number Two 9. Boy with the Arab Strap 10. Chickfactor 11. Simple Things 12. Rollercoaster Ride
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