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Contents: The encounter between clubs and rock. A collection of demo tracks tracing that history. 1991 was a unique and memorable year for alternative rock. It was the year My Bloody Valentine's 'Loveless', Nirvana's 'Nevermind', and Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica' were released one after another...and this year marks an astonishing 30th anniversary of that momentous year. My Bloody Valentine has reissued their back catalog, and Nirvana's members have hinted at the release of a 30th-anniversary album. Amidst all this, Primal Scream has finally started up again. "Screamadelica," produced with the help of several producers with strong individual styles, including Jimmy Miller, who worked with the Rolling Stones, The Orb of ambient house, and Andrew Weatherall, the extraordinary DJ who fused rock and dance, became an iconic album of the Second Summer of Love. However, "Demodelica" is a collection of unreleased demo tracks that reveals that the album wasn't made overnight, but rather was a kind of miracle created through trial and error by the band members and producers. [Contents] �ö@Come Together (Jam Studio Monitor Mix) �öADamaged (Hackney Studio Demo) �öBMovin' On Up (Hackney Studio Demo) �öCHigher Than The Sun (Isle of Dogs Home Studio) �öDHigher Than The Sun (Jam Studio Monitor Mix) �öEI'm Coming Down (Isle of Dogs Home Studio) �öFI'm Coming Down (Jam Studio Monitor Mix) �öGDon't Fight It, Feel It (Isle of Dogs Home Studio) �öHDon't Fight It, Feel It (Isle of Dogs Hypnotone Mix) �öIDon't Fight It, Feel It (EMI Publishing Studio Mix) �öJInner Flight (Hackney Studio Vocal Mix) �öKInner Flight (Henry Accapella Jam Studio) �öLInner Flight (Jam Studio Monitor Mix) �öMShine Like Stars (Jam Studio Monitor Mix) �öNShine Like Stars (Eden Studios Demo) �öO Screamadelica (Eden Studios Demo) Media Reviews and More 1991 was a unique and memorable year for alternative rock. It was the year My Bloody Valentine's 'Loveless', Nirvana's 'Nevermind', and Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica' were released one after another...and this year marks an astonishing 30th anniversary of that momentous year. My Bloody Valentine is reissuing their back catalog, and Nirvana's members have hinted at the release of a 30th-anniversary album. And now, Primal Scream is finally back on the scene. Featuring a lineup of producers with strong individual styles, including Jimmy Miller, who worked with the Rolling Stones, The Orb of ambient house, and Andrew Weatherall, the legendary DJ who blended rock and dance, "Screamadelica" became an iconic album of the Second Summer of Love. However, "Demodelica" is a collection of unreleased demo tracks that reveals that the album wasn't created overnight, but rather was a kind of miracle, born from the trial and error of the band members and producers. (C)RS