Swell San Francisco, California
With the release of 41 (1994), Swell capped off a trilogy that began, with their self-titled debut (1990), followed by Well (1992). All three albums share a birthplace in SF, at 41 Turk St., Tenderloin District. The music is both moody and exquisitely beautiful, w/ layered songwriting & vocals that are hauntingly persistent. Three decades later, the album's allure hasn't faded in the slightest. ... more
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Never heard anything like it when this album came out early 90's. Finally got it now on vinyl, just came in today. And surprise: it came with the Be my Weapon March/2009 on transparent vinyl. Thanx!!!!!!!!
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