Mercury Rev - All Is Dream (Blue) vinyl record cover

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The Dark Is Rising

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Tides of the Moon

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Chains

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Lincoln's Eyes

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Nite and Fog

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Little Rhymes

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A Drop in Time

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You're My Queen

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Spiders and Flies

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Hercules

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Planet Caravan

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Streets of Laredo

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I Keep a Close Watch

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Nocturne in C# Minor, Opus 27, No.1

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Blue Skies

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Mascara Tears

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Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

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The Brook Room

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Silver and Gold

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A Drop in Time (Demo)

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Where the Mountains Start to Rise

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Back Into the Sun (You're the One)

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A Quick One at Artie's 44

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Mr Moonlight Will Come

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Cool Waves Hercules (Demo)


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Limited edition double translucent blue vinyl edition of Mercury Rev's sequel to 'Deserter's Song'Printed on translucent blue with an exclusive gatefold sleeve, with full support from the band and limited to just 1000 copies. Formed in Buffalo, New York, in 1989, Mercury Rev quickly grew to become leading figures in left field alternative rock. Earlier albums veered towards experimental, off-kilter psychedelia but by the end of the decade, the band had developed their own brand of serene, piano-based Americana with the acclaimed, best- selling LP 'Deserter's Songs' (1998). 'All Is Dream' was originally released on V2 in 2001 in August (Europe) and September (North America) and boasted a more expansive, cinematic production than it's predecessor (again courtesy of ex-member Dave Fridmann, by this time arguably the most in-demand producer in alternative US Rock). The record was warmly received by critics and fans alike, enjoying higher chart positions than it's predecessor (#11 UK, #17 US, Top 40 in Australia and in various European countries).

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