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GHOST – Phantomime" Covering classics is never an easy task. You have to respect the original songs enough not to mess around too much with them and absolutely butcher them, but people also expect you to stamp your own identity to your version, so you really got to find the perfect balance. Fortunately, Ghost and their musicians are masters of their craft and have succeeded at creating 5 more than adequate cover songs of some 80s and 90s classics. First, we have See No

The original didn't have a barcode

Yellow vinyl edition

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Whilst never intended to be released as a full-length album when first recorded

Violent Party Records

shook up the jazz world -- particularly those musicians and critics who had entered the hard bop era with such verve and were busy using the blues as a way of creating vast solo spaces inside tight and short melody lines

and Deep Purple

the album feels alive and impulsive while never overstepping a sense of calculated restraint

As the following for the project has grown

Blonde on Blonde is the seventh studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan

The album was then mixed over summer 1974 and planned for an end-of-year release

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