**Nuevo disco de vinilo de vinilo

Dublin's The Frames spent twenty-five years as one of Irish rock's most quietly influential bands, and Longitude is how they chose to mark it — seventeen songs picked by the band themselves rather than by a label's sales figures. It reaches across their whole catalogue, from the 1996 breakthrough "Revelate" through "The Cost" and "People Get Ready," and adds freshly cut versions of "Revelate" and "Fitzcarraldo" plus a brand-new recording made specifically for this collection.

Their history is written into the credits. Steve Albini, Tom Elmhirst, Tom Schick, David Odlum and Rob Bochnik all turn up among the producers and engineers, alongside a roll call of past and present members — violinist Colm Mac Con Iomaire, and Rachel Grimes of Rachel's, who co-wrote "In The Deep Shade." Frontman Glen Hansard won an Academy Award for "Falling Slowly" from Once and went on to The Swell Season and a solo career, but this is the band that made him.

Anti- 87433-1. Double LP, with cover painting by Thierry de Cordier.

Side A:
A1 God Bless Mom
A2 Seven Day Mile
A3 Happy
A4 Santa Maria

Side B:
B1 Revelate
B2 Fitzcarraldo
B3 Star Star
B4 In The Deep Shade
B5 Lay Me Down

Side C:
C1 The Cost
C2 People Get Ready
C3 Ship Caught In The Bay
C4 None But I

Side D:
D1 What Happens When The Heart Just Stops
D2 Your Face
D3 Look Back Now
D4 Mighty Sword