The Durutti Column - LC mp3 album

This entry is NOT an official release. ALL copies of the 2016 FBN 10 vinyl edition come with a 7" (see Discogs release 8491249), it is not sold WITHOUT 7". I assume this entry functions for people who bought the complete set (2xLP+7") keep the 7" but want to flog the double-vinyl. Unfair. I recommend this entry/release (Discogs release 8458612) being removed.

Yikes. Good catch on that, though! Glad that's all resolved.

No not a boot, the issue (cleared up now) was exactely what I write: someone had made a separate entry for the double-LP without the 7", wheras the set is only sold WITH 7".

Not sure what this post is referring to exactly. I know it is two years old at this point and perhaps Discogs has cleared it up. Are you saying that the double LP plus 7" reissue is a boot?

LC (Lotta Continua) was not an anarchist slogan but an italian extra parliament comunist movement very popular amongst young people during the 70's.

"The Missing Boy" le chef d'œuvre and all this good songs, thanks

Another french pressing exists with #Cat : 70166

I agree with mundayschild, this is a wonderful album which certainly rivals "The Return Of..." in terms of ethereal beauty and serenity. Seems to be a kind of "missing link" album in my mind between lots of different styles - the presence of vocals and the somewhat lo-fi production values give it a shoegaze/dreampop feel, while it is still certainly in the realm of Vini's trademark post-punk-jazzguitar-indie rock sound. Very good.

It's a matter of opinion but some people really do have cloth ears. This LP contains the wonderfully melancholic 'Never Known' with it's gentle guitar picking and drum machine phasing. A timeless piece of music. Overall this is a pleasant and gentle LP.

Despite the courtesy of adding meat to the proverbial bones of Vini Reilly’s skeletal guitar sketches and inaudible befuddling attempt at vocals. This second release is still an entirely vacuous experience through the non-Hannettised chorused piano tinkles and ineffective drums and still sounding as brittle as he would be in a fight. D

You want something meaty listen to Yes or Coltrane otherwise this is a testament to what a musician can do without the shackles of pretentious merit. The only thing here that is vacuous is your opinion of which not many people here will agree with!