Psychocandy | 
 enlarge | Artist: The Jesus And Mary Chain
Label: Rhino / Wea
Category: Music
List Price: $18.98
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 98765
Format: Dualdisc
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 73379
UPC: 081227337926
EAN: 0081227337926
ASIN: B000FFJ81M
Release Date: July 11, 2006
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Condition: Brand new, factory sealed. Fast shipping!
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Just Like Honey | | • | The Living Dead | | • | Taste The Floor | | • | The Hardest Walk | | • | Cut Dead | | • | In A Hole | | • | Taste Of Cindy | | • | Never Understand | | • | Inside Me | | • | Sowing Seeds | | • | My Little Underground | | • | You Trip Me Up | | • | Something's Wrong | | • | It's So Hard |
Disc 2
| • | Just Like Honey | | • | The Living Dead | | • | Taste The Floor | | • | The Hardest Walk | | • | Cut Dead | | • | In A Hole | | • | Taste Of Cindy | | • | Never Understand | | • | Inside Me | | • | Sowing Seeds | | • | My Little Underground | | • | You Trip Me Up | | • | Something's Wrong | | • | It's So Hard | | • | Just Like Honey [DVD] | | • | Never Understand [DVD] | | • | You Trip Me Up [DVD] |
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Album Description
The band's 1985 wall-of-sound debut masterpiece PSYCHOCANDY features the signature classics "Just Like Honey," "My Little Underground," "You Trip Me Up," and "Never Understand." DVD Side features High Resolution Stereo plus videos for "Just Like Honey," "You Trip Me Up," and "Never Understand."
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| Customer Reviews:
 Classic from the 80's December 8, 2007
Derrick Peterman (San Jose, CA United States)
The haunting, melodic vocals, coupled with the jagged, feedback-riddled guitar playing, from a bunch of guys with frizzy, gravity defying hair gave the Jesus and the Mary Chain their own uniue style, and what a great album this was, and still is, when it came out in the 80's, which was essentially their debut release. (A few singles proceeded this release.) It's an album very rooted in the 80's, yet still sounds today as fresh as the day it came out.
I encountered none of the problems with the dual disc format that other reveiwers reported. However, the band looks bored and listless half the time in the videos, and not for good effect. Buy this for the music.
 Dual disk problems! May 14, 2007
Craig Godwin (Yalesville, CT USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This disk would not work in two differentdrives in my computers and in my regular cd player (a Samsung) it would take over a minute to load and then would not play track one (but played the others ok). Not so happy with this.
As for the music, it is a clasic.
Music = excellent, dual-disc = teh suck May 13, 2007
D. Jenks (The Dreaming)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'd love to rate this on the music alone.
Sadly, I haven't been able to LISTEN to it because I can't rip the CD on my PC to load into my iPod. I've tried a DVD-RW drive and CD-ROM drive on two different PCs that rip discs with no problems...except these. The dual-discs feel as if someone literally took a CD and a DVD and SuperGlued them together. Shoddy.
I really regret not getting the standard CD version.
More noise than a 14 speed blender March 21, 2007
Michael Snyder
A word of caution: you may inccur hearing damage by listening to this album too loud. Not so much from shear volume, but from the piercing feedback. But when listened to at the right volume, you can hear everything, and it is like listening to the creation of the world. Simple pop songs of love, sadness, and freedom, but its the voicing that makes these songs stand out from other bands. The wall of sound is able to paint the chaos needed for such songs, without going overboard. This is easily in my top 4 favorite albums, and I own a lot.
A Return to Basics January 26, 2007
Sub Zero (Florida, USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Psychocandy is the root of the root; the heart of the heart of hardcore. Turn it on and turn it up. You will not be disappointed.
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