The Way Of The Vaselines - A Complete History

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The Vaselines have long been celebrated by musicians and music lovers of all genres and from around the world, including their super fan Kurt Cobain. Emerging in the mid-80s under the wing of Stephen McRobbie of the Pastels, the Vaselines defined the sly spirit and irresistible pop hooks of the Scottish indie scene of the time. The remastered reintroduction of The Way of The Vaselines by Sub Pop is an opportunity for those already familiar with the brief career of the Scottish group to dive deeper into their work, while those discovering their music can firsthand experience why so many hold them in such high regard. Originally mastered from a cassette (and remastered since on much better equipment in the new millennium), The Way of The Vaselines compiles the band's two EPs (Son of a Gun and Dying for It) and their only LP (Dum-Dum). The silver and gold double vinyl version of The Way of The Vaselines is the very first vinyl release of The Way of The Vaselines, which was originally released only on CD in 1992.