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RICHARD THOMPSON Rumor and Sigh Mobile Fidelity 2x 180g LP MFSL 2-476 New Sealed - Picture 1 of 1

Rumor & Sigh by Richard Thompson (Record, 2017)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelMofy, Mobile Fidelity

UPC0821797247610

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046062756

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2017

GenreRock

ArtistRichard Thompson

Release TitleRumor & Sigh

Dimensions

Item Height0.37 in

Item Weight1.86 lb

Item Length12.69 in

Item Width12.60 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks14

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksRead About Love, I Feel So Good, I Misunderstood, Grey Walls, You Dream Too Much, Why Must I Plead, 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, Backlash Love Affair, Mystery Wind, Don't Sit on My Jimmy Shands, Keep Your Distance, Mother Knows Best, God Loves a Drunk, Psycho Street

Number of Discs2

NotesLimited double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Mastered from the Original Master Tapes, Pressed at RTI. Richard Thompson manages all of his usual superhuman feats on Rumor and Sigh. Rippled, vibrant guitar lines that sound like they're coming from four guitars? Check. Lyrics that expose the delicate quirks of human behavior in witty, truthful manners? Here. Engaging vocals that arrive as if they are sung only to you, the words doubling as whispered thoughts in your own head? Yep. But Rumor and Sigh goes further by featuring astute, lively production and well-planned arrangements ranking the 1991 album as one of the - if not the most - cohesive and accessible efforts of Thompson's storied career. And now, courtesy of Mobile Fidelity, it's his best-sounding record. Mobile Fidelity's analog edition breathes with an effervescent openness that makes the music emerge with a livelier sheen, standout dynamics, and unstoppable energy. The dead-quiet pressing makes it immediately evident Rumor and Sigh ensures as a very special album - a cohesive, varied, and fun set spiked with some of Thompson's finest compositions and an exoticism that extends to the modest use of the hurdy-gurdy, mandolin, concertina, and crumhorn.