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product_id: 21861570
title: "Eden eng"
brand: "wea"
price: "S$274"
currency: SGD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Music"
url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/21861570-eden-eng
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region: Singapore
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# Eden eng

**Brand:** wea
**Price:** S$274
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Eden eng by wea
- **How much does it cost?** S$274 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

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        			1984 debut disc by England&apos;s dance/pop pairing, Everything But the Girl (featuring Tracy Thorn and Ben Watt). Ithe album as a whole emotes a Bossa Nova / cool jazz vibe and includes &apos;Each & Every One&apos;, &apos;Dust Bowl&apos;, &apos;I Must Confess&apos; and nine other cuts.
				    	
			    	
        		  
        		  
        	
          
              
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        			Everything but the Girl hit the ground running with their first album, Eden; in some ways, they wouldn&apos;t equal the effort again for years. Though both Tracy Thorn and Ben Watt learned how to use their voices to better effect over the years, their vocal talents are evident here. Singing over a gentle, tropical-toned combo, Thorn sounds strong and free, and, when the occasion calls for it, vulnerable. Watt may be a little melodramatic on &quot;Tender Blue,&quot; but the affecting &quot;Soft Touch&quot; more than makes up for it. Meanwhile, &quot;Another Bridge&quot; presages &quot;Me and Bobby D&quot; (from The Language of Life); &quot;The Dustbowl&quot; succinctly captures a post-breakup reflection with only a modicum of regret; &quot;Frost and Fire&quot; reaches out from daughter to mother; and &quot;I Must Confess&quot; neatly sambas its way out of a finished relationship. Mature, intelligent, and unflinchingly romantic, it ranks among EBTG&apos;s best work. --Randy Silver

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## Customer Reviews

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    Excellent vinyl release, but marred by a defect at the start of side A
  

*by M***B on July 7, 2014*









  
  
    Vinyl warning: The beginning of side A has a defect in the pressing. There is a skip or jump into the first song- the music starts with the horn already playing, not at the beginning of the song. Then, there are a series of pops in decreasing level. I have heard this on two copies: 166/1200 and 168/1200. Also, both records were warped, one slightly more than the other. This is disappointing because the rest of the release is superb: the jacket, the liner, the heavyweight clear vinyl, etc. Even the remainder of the record on both sides is noise-free and clean. Both of my copies were cleaned on a VPI machine and played back on a VPI turntable. Even with this defect, I give this release 4/5 stars because every other aspect is top-notch (especially the music) and I have nothing but good experiences with Demon Records. You have to decide if this vinyl release is worth $57 to you.
  


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    Why, Oh Why Can't We Go Back To The Garden Of Eden?
  

*by D***E on April 26, 2005*









  
  
    Greetings!  I remember hearing this for the first time back in 1985, and I was blown away!  The group was definitely different from what I was hearing at the time.  It was a refreshing, jazz-influenced sound that had poetry and verve.  I had the tape of this album, and I am glad I was able to replace it (it wore out) with a fine import CD.  The songs appear simple and unassuming, but they are wonderful and filled with beautiful poetry and very adept musicianship.  This is truly music that will live on forever.  Tracy's vocals are extremely beautiful and poignant.  IMHO, she has a more pleasing voice and gets more out of a note than most any singer I have heard, and definitely more than ANY female vocalist I have been blessed or cursed to hear!  Tracy and Ben have a perfect symbiosis, and this would continue on, until, that is, the arrival of the dreaded techno-pop-mix stuff, which, I really do not care for (it must have paid good money though!).  On Eden, even though I love the entire album, my favorite tracks are: EACH AND EVERY ONE, EVEN SO (with a nice Spanish tempo), and I MUST CONFESS.  Brilliant!  All in all, this is perhaps EBTG's best album (in its entirety).  The group continued to put out some fine recordings after this, but, when they started doing the techno stuff, they lost me.  Tracy has been blessed with an angelic voice.  Ben is a fine musician and a very good writer.  Now, if we could just get them back to doing what they did on this album, we'd have a heaven on earth!  Thanks for taking the time to read my review!Rock On, Kids,Dr. Of Style
  


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    It's Music
  

*by S***M on June 20, 2019*









  
  
    Are you kidding me it's Music
  


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