Elastica sleeve
Record

Elastica

At a glance

Artist
Elastica
Released
13 March 1995
Label
Deceptive Records
Catalogue number
BLUFF 014 CD
Format
CD
Country
UK
Tracks
15, 38:06

In the issue

Britpop
For the obsessed · 1992-1997

Released on Deceptive Records in March 1995, Elastica entered the chart at number one and became the fastest-selling debut since Definitely Maybe, a record it held until Arctic Monkeys in 2006. Its short, sharp songs owed more to Wire and the Stranglers than to the 1960s, closely enough that both bands' publishers sued and settled out of court. It was nominated for the Mercury Prize.

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The original cd: Deceptive Records BLUFF 014 CD, 1995.

Track list

  1. 1Line Up3:16
  2. 2Annie1:14
  3. 3Connection2:21
  4. 4Car Song2:24
  5. 5Smile1:41
  6. 6Hold Me Now2:32
  7. 7S.O.F.T.3:58
  8. 8Indian Song2:46
  9. 9Blue2:22
  10. 10All-Nighter1:33
  11. 11Waking Up3:16
  12. 122:12:32
  13. 13Vaseline1:22
  14. 14Never Here4:27
  15. 15Stutter2:23

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Notes: the original release and its track list come from MusicBrainz. Everything else on this page is from the issue above.