Everything But The Girl's ninth and last studio album, 'Temperamental,' first came out in September 1999. It's often seen as a partner to the million - selling 'Walking Wounded.' This album masterfully blends contemporary electronic dance music with great singer - songwriting, though it had production challenges. Recorded mostly at home in summer 1998 by Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn using synths, samplers, simple software, and a microphone. Two tracks were collaborative efforts: 'Blame' with J Majik and 'The Future of the Future' which started as an instrumental by Deep Dish. Now, it's being re - issued on 180 - gram double vinyl with half - speed mastering by Buzzin Fly Records. It's the first time on vinyl since 1999, remastered at Abbey Road Studios, comes with a printed insert of lyrics and liner notes, and is a limited edition.
If you've got this 180g double vinyl of 'Temperamental,' here's how to enjoy it. First, make sure your record player is clean and in good working order. Gently place the vinyl on the turntable, and use the tonearm to drop the needle at the start of the first track. Sit back and enjoy the unique blend of electronic dance and singer - songwriting music. When you're done, carefully lift the tonearm and return it to its rest. Then, put the vinyl back in its sleeve to protect it from dust and scratches. This is a limited - edition item, so handle it with care to keep it in great condition. You can also read the liner notes in the printed insert to learn more about the album's making and the stories behind the songs.
