The Cult - Pure Cult The Singles 1984 - 1995
View all products by: The Cult
FORMAT: Vinyl
CONDITION:
$34.99
Unit price
/
Unavailable
Shipping calculated at checkout.
The Cult - Pure Cult The Singles 1984 - 1995 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Couldn't load pickup availability
Description
The Cult, unlike its predecessor bands the Southern Death Cult and the Death Cult, was unapologetic about its mainstream rock & roll aspirations, which makes PURE CULT: THE SINGLES 1984-1995 the best possible starting place for the group, and for many, the logical end point as well. The Cult was a singles band, and a pretty great one, too, as evidenced by the Stones-like "Love Removal Machine" and the blazing "Fire Woman." The ensemble's mixture of '60s influences (no wonder Ian Astbury became the lead singer of the reformed Doors) and hard-rock power (no wonder drummer Matt Sorum went on to join Guns N' Roses) not only helped define a whole subset of the late-'80s alternative-rock scene, it's fair to say that the groups like Stone Temple Pilots owed at least some of their success to the Cult's early flirtations with the rock mainstream. Although the set isn't chronologically ordered, PURE CULT still gives a good sense of the band's surprisingly organic shift in sound, ranging from the gothy neo-psychedelia of "She Sells Sanctuary" to the sneering rock of "Star."Side A:
| 1 | She Sells Sanctuary |
| 2 | Fire Woman |
| 3 | Lil Devil |
| 4 | Spiritwalker |
| 5 | The Witch |
| 6 | Revolution |
| 7 | Love Removal Machine |
| 8 | Rain |
| 9 | In the Clouds |
| 10 | Coming Down |
Side B:
| 1 | Edie (Ciao Baby) |
| 2 | Heart of Soul |
| 3 | Wild Flower |
| 4 | Star |
| 5 | Resurrection Joe |
| 6 | Go West |
| 7 | Sun King |
| 8 | Wild Hearted Son |
| 9 | Sweet Soul Sister |
Join the movement!
Get Front Row Access to Deals, Discounts, and New Music!
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Enjoy fast, free shipping on all U.S. orders over $50! We use Mighty Music Mailer shipping boxes to ensure safe arrival of your records. Returns accepted within 30 days.* Shop with confidence at Saint Marie Records!"
*Items must be returned in their original condition as shipped.
Care Information
Care Information
Record Care Tips:
- Handle records by the edges to prevent fingerprints and smudges.
- Store records upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Use a soft, anti-static cloth to clean records before and after each play.
- Avoid stacking records to prevent warping.
CD Care Tips:
- Always handle CDs by the center hole and outer edges to avoid scratches.
- Store CDs in their original cases to prevent dust and damage.
- Clean CDs with a soft, lint-free cloth by wiping straight from the center outwards.
- Keep CDs away from extreme heat and direct sunlight to prevent warping.
Clothing Care Tips:
- Wash clothing inside out with cold water to preserve print and fabric quality.
- Use a gentle cycle and avoid harsh detergents or bleach.
- Air-dry clothing or tumble dry on low to prevent shrinkage and damage to printed designs.
- Iron clothing inside out on a low setting if necessary, avoiding direct contact with printed areas.
The Cult - Pure Cult The Singles 1984 - 1995
$34.99
Unit price
/
Unavailable
Description
Description
The Cult, unlike its predecessor bands the Southern Death Cult and the Death Cult, was unapologetic about its mainstream rock & roll aspirations, which makes PURE CULT: THE SINGLES 1984-1995 the best possible starting place for the group, and for many, the logical end point as well. The Cult was a singles band, and a pretty great one, too, as evidenced by the Stones-like "Love Removal Machine" and the blazing "Fire Woman." The ensemble's mixture of '60s influences (no wonder Ian Astbury became the lead singer of the reformed Doors) and hard-rock power (no wonder drummer Matt Sorum went on to join Guns N' Roses) not only helped define a whole subset of the late-'80s alternative-rock scene, it's fair to say that the groups like Stone Temple Pilots owed at least some of their success to the Cult's early flirtations with the rock mainstream. Although the set isn't chronologically ordered, PURE CULT still gives a good sense of the band's surprisingly organic shift in sound, ranging from the gothy neo-psychedelia of "She Sells Sanctuary" to the sneering rock of "Star."
Side A:
| 1 | She Sells Sanctuary |
| 2 | Fire Woman |
| 3 | Lil Devil |
| 4 | Spiritwalker |
| 5 | The Witch |
| 6 | Revolution |
| 7 | Love Removal Machine |
| 8 | Rain |
| 9 | In the Clouds |
| 10 | Coming Down |
Side B:
| 1 | Edie (Ciao Baby) |
| 2 | Heart of Soul |
| 3 | Wild Flower |
| 4 | Star |
| 5 | Resurrection Joe |
| 6 | Go West |
| 7 | Sun King |
| 8 | Wild Hearted Son |
| 9 | Sweet Soul Sister |
Payment & Security
Payment methods
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
