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Sonnet
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a bit too long
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yes
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Urban Hymns By The Verve was released in 1997 on HUT records and got media acclaim right along the board. It is probably one of the best albums of the 90’s with a very indie sound. Songs like ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’ and ‘The Drugs Don’t Work’ have become classics in there own write. Apart form those tracks there are also other great songs such as ‘Catching The Butterfly’ and my favourite song on the album ‘Sonnet’ this song contains classic Verve and lyrical genius. This is Richard Ashcroft’s masterpiece and what ever he does as a solo artist he will never beat this.
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Urban Hymns - The Verve
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that they quit when they were at the pinnacle of their success, sparing their faithful followers an unsightly degeneration. Urban Hymns is a fitting final testam...
Urban Hymns -
Calling it a day in early 1999 was probably the best thing the Verve ever did, as it meant
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that they quit when they were at the pinnacle of their success, sparing their faithful followers an unsightly degeneration.Urban Hymnsis a fitting final testamen...
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